Arts

Baldeck’s photos investigate early medicine

By CHARLACIA DENT – 13 years ago

Medicine and art may seem entirely unrelated, but photographer Andrea Baldeck ’72 manages to combine both. Her exhibit “Bones, Books and Bell Jars” will be in the Palmer Gallery October…

Owls departs from Sedaris’ absurd past

By EMMA DANIELS – 13 years ago

David Sedaris is the queen, so to speak, of the personal essay. Sedaris has written seven collections of essays to critical acclaim—chronicling his idiosyncrasies, upbringing, absurd life experiences, drug use…

As I Lay Dying faithful to Faulkner’s classic

By VICTORIA YOUNGBLOOD – 13 years ago

In The Miscellany News’s October 2 issue, Lily Sloss ’14 published “Gordon-Levitt script looks at vice, morality,” a great review of Joseph Gordon Levitt’s “Don Jon” by outlining the film…

Laughs are hard to find in fall comedy lineup

By MAX ROOK – 13 years ago

It’s that time of year, when all of the TV networks debut their new shows, half of which will be completely forgotten within a year. This has been a particularly…

Hudson Valley Arts 10/3/13

By – 13 years ago

Bradford Graves Sculpture Park Through Oct. 31 Off route 209, Kerhonkson, N.Y. Sculpture park features over 600 works by Graves. Pieces are mostly in stone, and smaller pieces and bronze…

Famed British chorus to serenade Skinner

By MARGARET YAP – 13 years ago

Hailing from Britain, the Grammy nominated, highly acclaimed vocal ensemble Stile Antico will take the Skinner Music Hall stage on Sunday October 6. The singers will perform a concert titled…

Cancer fundraiser unites campus musicians

By JACK OWEN – 13 years ago

Now in its second year at Vassar, Tunes 4 Tay will bring six student musical groups together, ranging from a capella to ukulele, all to raise funds for pediatric cancer…