The A24 release excels as a mood film, but is unable to reach audiences deeper due to a dull and drawn-out execution.
Column, Opinions
From slime-covered toadstools to Thanksgiving turkey
If there is one film that could easily define a generation, it is most definitely Shrek. First released in 2001, featuring a “big, stupid, ugly ogre,” Shrek parodies common tropes in Disney films and crafts a more realistic view on traditional fairy-tales that was uncommon for the film industry at the time. In terms of…
Opinions, TU/TD
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down: Week of Nov. 16
Thumbs Up Celebrating Thanksgiving safely Thanksgiving won’t look the same for anyone this year, but that doesn’t mean we have to lose the spirit of the holiday! Have dinner with your roommates if you’re staying on campus or have a family Zoom hangout. Your grandparents may struggle with technology, but it’s better than giving them…
TU/TD, Blog
Halloween Care Packages: TU/TD
“Little reminders of family and friends back home, from pictures in our dorm rooms to texts from Mom and Dad between classes, help to remind us what really matters.”
Column, Opinions
Turkey’s Movement Toward Autocracy
“Next month’s referendum will mark a historic decision for the country. Either the already authoritarian ruler will become a fully-fledged dictator, or Turkey will have another shot at a constitutional democracy.”
TU/TD, Blog
Turkeys and Champions: TU/TD
Why the turkeys decided to abandon their on-campus habitat is unclear, but news of their safety brought some light to a relatively dreary day.
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A Reservoir View of the End: TU/TD
He looked on at the picturesque view of Gasson towering above the tree line and marveled at the irony of how a place in its shadow could help shed so much light on what it represents.
Opinions, Featured Column, Column
April 24 & A Hundred Years Of Denial
The time was 100 years ago, but the second best time is now—it’s time to recognize the Armenian genocide.
