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Lives Worth Eating – Tatte

February 24, 2017 0

By: Talita Elizeu ‘17 Food Columnist Essential to my approach of food are shared moments of appreciation of meals, all in hopes of building trust and friendship. So, you can only imagine how devastated I […]

Globes Entertains Filmmakers and Moviegoers

February 24, 2017 0

By: Tohko Nohara ‘18 Staff Writer “You got a chest infection, and I don’t have a dress tonight. You take some medications, Then I will go take deep deep breath…” the Gordon edition of La […]

New Lego Movie Brings Fresh Twist on Batman

February 24, 2017 0

By: Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts & Life Editor Batman, on film, has been on a downward slope since The Dark Knight (2008).  While many people, including myself, enjoyed The Dark Knight Rises (2012), it was […]

Student-Run Theatre Festival Takes To The Stage

February 3, 2017 0

By: Madeline Linnell ‘17 Managing Editor An all-student run, major festival production is finally here: Running Late: A New Play Festival. Students wrote screenplays in previous playwriting courses, taught by Professor Mark Stevick, six of […]

The Yearbook Collection

February 3, 2017 0

By: Tohko Nohara ‘18 Staff Writer There was a time without email. Assignments constantly crowded mailboxes, and during the winter, students were still allowed to swiftly skate on coy pond. There was a time before […]

Editors Predictions of Oscar Nominees

February 3, 2017 0

By: Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts and Life Editor The Oscar nominees were announced Jan.16, and the response was more muted than in the past.  Dare I say it, these nominees are boring.  With one major […]

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