Can an English major still fall in love with science? Yes. This column shows how my personal journey as a student and writer illustrates the inherent connection between the arts and sciences.
Netflix’s ‘3%’ Grapples with Life, Death, and Dystopian Futility
As citizens hope to become one of the lucky, the 3%, they are confronted with a violent and unforgiving reality that they will live in squalor in Netflix’s dystopian thriller.
It’s Time For Show and Tell, Kids
Movies today often run into the problem of telling the audience everything instead of showing it to them. Hollywood needs to trust the audience.
Imagine Dragons, Sia, and Grace VanderWaal in Singles This Week
Imagine Dragons bring an electric vibe to the ‘Passengers’ soundtrack, Sia proclaims “you can do anything” in Angel By The Wings, and Grace VanderWaal couples a raspy voice with strength in ‘Beautiful Thing.’
‘Westworld’ Captivates, While Falling into Narrative Disarray
Though ‘Westworld’ is a modern marvel in acting, its story gets a little lost in the maze of its own creation. Despite that, its a showdown viewers will not want to miss.
John Legend Reveals Vulnerability in Impassioned, Raw ‘Darkness and Light’
‘Darkness and Light’ is a coalition of soul and earnestness as Legend sings in one of the most vulnerable showings in his lucrative career.
Christmas Time Is Here Again In ‘A Christmas Festival’
It’s Christmas time again, and what better way to get in the holiday spirit than ‘A Christmas Festival’ with the Boston College Bands
Hello…Shovelhead! Pays No Heed to Offense in Bold Skit Show
Hello…Shovelhead! doesn’t worry about offending a certain group, instead they make fun of all equally.
‘Winter in New England’ Exhibit Finds Beauty in Photos Frozen in Time
Finding beauty in the various ages of chilling New England winters, the ‘Winter in New England’ will surely have students eager to return home and huddle about the hearth.
‘Judging a Book By Its Cover’ Explore the History of Printed Tomes
Books come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. The ‘Judging a Book by Its Cover’ Exhibit chronicles the varied masses of print the world has to offer.