New Yorker In Search Of North Shore’s Best Bagel
By Zachary Daly ’18 Food Columnist I finally did it. The long search is over. I found a decent bagel in Massachusetts. The answer to my prayers: Boston Bagel Company in Beverly Farms. Anyone from […]
Arts & Life
Theatre Department Prepares For Opening Night
By Hannah Deane ’20 Staff Reporter Gordon College’s theatre community breathes theatre. Or, should it be said that it bleeds theatre? Beginning on October 27, the company is scheduled to present their upcoming play “Blood […]
Gordon Jazz Ensemble Slides Into Fall Semester
By Angelina Ingrassia ’18 Managing Editor The Coy Pond Piranhas may at first sound like the evil flesh-eating school of fish, so it might come as a surprise to discover that this is actually the […]
Arabella Quartet Opens ’17 Alton C. Bynum Series
By Erin Hylen ’19 Arts & Life Reporter On October 6th, 2017, the Arabella String Quartet performed at Phillips Recital Hall as a part of the Alton C. Bynum Recital Series. “We are comprised of […]
Y’all Quit Complaining About Sequels And Reboots
By Joe Bandy ’19 Entertainment Columnist “Blade Runner 2049” is one of the best movies I’ve seen this year. With Roger Deakin’s prowess as a cinematographer on full display, excellent performances from Ryan Gosling, Robin […]
Kombucha Or Not To Kombucha, That Is The Question
By Zachary Daly Food Columnist The spring semester of 2017 was a time of quick trends. One phenomenon that swept Gordon’s campus sticks out above all the rest: The littering of Kombucha bottles on Lane’s […]
The Movie Industry Has Been “Dying” For A While
By Joe Bandy ’19 Contributor In the past month or so, I’ve seen quite a few articles discussing the current state of the movie industry and reflecting on this past summer with disdain. The blame […]
Gordon Alumna Featured in Barrington Gallery
By Erin Hylen ’19 Arts & Life Editor On Sept 2, 2017, the gallery at the Barrington Center for the Arts held an opening reception for a three-piece art installation, entitled “Remembering”, by Gordon College […]
Support for DACA Students Through Uncertainty
by Jonathan Chandra ’19 Staff Writer In a recent interview with the Tartan, Yicaury Melo was brought to tears. “They’re my babies,” she said, pausing to collect herself before she continued. “It’s just really hard. […]
The Fate of the Furious Movie Review
by Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts and Life Editor What is there to say, really? This the eighth film in this franchise. Eighth. They made eight films from what originally began as a street racing B-movie. […]