Ballet gracefully fuses traditional, innovative forms
An opera singer stepped on stage in the Joyce Theater. Balls of light are scattered throughout. A single dancer enters, moving organically, yet precisely, grasping the small ball of green…
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Beloved ‘Veronica Mars’ rebooted by fans
The very fact that “Veronica Mars” exists at all is remarkable. The new film is a continuation of the UPN television series, also titled “Veronica Mars,” which aired from 2004…
‘Divergent’ compelling despite romantic plot
Middle school is not a terribly happy time for most people. If there was one thing from those years worth returning to, however, that would be the inextricable giddiness brought…
Anderson offers charm, little substance
I confess: I am often ambivalent when it comes to Wes Anderson. I might enjoy his movies’ campish charm and relish in their stylish decoration, but there always comes a…
Alum perseveres through sickness
Dancers require an immense strength, both physical and mental, to land a leap en l’air, remain on their toes for extended amounts of time and practice tedious exercises. Professional dancer…
Howard embodies comedic and dramatic roles with gusto
As an only child, Asia Howard ’16 filled her adolescent world with characters taking the form of stuffed animals and imaginary friends. Things haven’t changed much—Howard spends much of her…
Musical passions unite students from different disciplines
For the most part, students’ majors reflect their greatest passions. But at Vassar, many students are greatly passionate about music, theatre, painting and a multitude of other pursuits completely out…
Comedygeddon weekend promises side-splitting laughs
Three comedy troupes walk into a bar. But substitute the bar for Taylor Hall, Sanders Auditorium and the Shiva and add an audience of rowdy students. The punchline becomes Comedygeddon,…
Library showcases noteble, rare books on architecture
The Art Library’s latest exhibit, “The Architect’s Library,” offers a glimpse into the minds and inspiration of world-renowned architects. “The Architect’s Library” is a collection of books that have helped…
Rick and Morty’ successfully pushes limits
If I had a dollar for every time the human race was transformed into murderous praying mantis creatures in “Rick and Morty,” I’d have one dollar. But what a dollar.…