Stevie Gleason, MCAS ’18, translate the frequencies of songs to the luminosity of giant folded sculptures of paper.
Column, Movies, Arts
Oscars: Where Are They Now?
Arts Editor Jacob Schick looks at the future projects of Jordan Peele, Greta Gerwig, and Saoirse Ronan.
Arts, Movies, Review
Alicia Vikander Steals the Show in ‘Tomb Raider’
‘Tomb Raider,’ based off the popular video game, beats the previous film adaptations but is still generic enough to remain in the shadow of recent release ‘Black Panther.’
Arts, Music, Review
The Fratellis Waltz Through ‘In Your Own Sweet Time’
The Fratellis’ new album, ‘In Your Own Sweet Time,’ contains a mix of sure-to-be hits and subpar songs, but is overall worth a listen.
Arts, Music, Column
Singing the Songs of Boston
Arts Editor Jacob Schick spends a long time trying to find a song that isn’t immediately ruined when sung with a Boston accent.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Benji’ Bites Off More Than He Can Chew
‘Benji’ is nothing to write home about. Between its generic plot line and terrible 1974 successor, ‘Benji’ doesn’t impress.
Arts, On Campus
Students Dazzle With Creativity at Spring Art Show
Boston College students put their art on display at the Art Club’s ‘2018 Spring Art Show’ in the Carney Hall Level One Gallery.
Arts, Review, Movies
Leto Leaves Leaden Performance in ‘The Outsider’
Jared Leto turns in a wooden and unexciting performance for Netflix’s original movie, ‘The Outsider.’
Arts, Movies, Column
Spring Break Movie Lessons
Arts Editor Jacob Schick recounts a few lessons he learned from going to the movie theater nine times over spring break.
Arts, Review, Movies
‘Thoroughbreds’ Plays As Weirdly Great
‘Thoroughbreds’ tells the story of two teenage girls plotting a murder, but in an amazingly weird way.
