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Day: November 4, 2015
Obama breaks Administration’s silence on War on Drugs
On Oct. 21, 2015, I wrote an article for The Miscellany News, “War on Drugs has produced steep unforeseen (sic) casualties,” detailing both the implicit and explicit failures of America’s…
Letter to the Editor: Ben Lotto, Acting Dean of the College
November 2, 2015 Dear Editors: I am writing to respond to the editorial, “Smoking ban lacks clarity” (10/29). The college’s decision to go smoke-free as of July 2015 was made…
En garde! Deep fencing squads to build on past success
Over at Walker Field House, the men’s and women’s fencing teams have been parrying away as they build towards the start of their season. Both squads will be performing this…
NFL trade ‘dead’-line adds little action, drama to league
For America’s major professional sports, the trade deadline promises the chance for a big move or two to shake the balance of power in the league. The NBA deadline almost…
With Pippin gone, Eads’ Lemonade takes center stage
courtesy of FWA What happens when you suddenly can’t perform the show you’ve been rehearsing for three weeks? You find a new one. That’s what happened to the cast of…
Botanic forms illustrate painter’s environmental concerns
courtesy of Vassar Media Relations A vast expanse of blue, green and pink organic shapes unfolds on the canvass. The leaves, rhizomes and trees weave together a complex space. On…
Fesser to explore differences in reality, fiction with humor
courtesy of Mario Carvajal The “Jon Stewart of Spain” is how Chair of the Hispanic Studies Department Eva Woods cordially refers to her friend, screenwriter Guillermo Fesser, who is going…
Dystopia immersive theater questions gender, technology
courtesy of Facebook From the deep, dark depths of the Raymond basement on a rainy night just days before Halloween, a dystopia is unfolding one scene at a time. “Feed,”…
Oakley’s print debut reveals intimate personal struggles
If you have ever turned on a computer and gone to YouTube, you have probably seen a video featuring Tyler Oakley. The social media mogul has been on the site…
Ode to My Father weaves past, present Korean lives
If you’re looking for a cultural work of film that will tug incessantly at your heartstrings, look no further than the 2014 Korean movie, “Ode to My Father.” Directed by…