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'Selma' And The Art Of Truth

‘Selma’ And The Art Of Truth

Ryan Dowd January 22, 2015
Some (Maureen Dowd) have said Ava DuVernay's 'Selma' recklessly damages the legacy of L.B.J. She's hopelessly, deliriously wrong.
The Inertia Of A Break

The Inertia Of A Break

Ryan Dowd January 15, 2015
Ryan Dowd recklessly looks back at inactivity.
The Mutations of Musical Taste

The Mutations of Musical Taste

Chris Fuller January 15, 2015
Our musical tastes may differ, but why can't we just all get along?
Golden Globes Reward The Endearing (And Old) Weirdos

Golden Globes Reward The Endearing (And Old) Weirdos

Sean Keeley January 15, 2015
Golden Globes rewarded Clooney and the old pals but still made time for the little guys.

‘The Newsroom’ Commentary On Rape Culture

Grace Godvin December 11, 2014
Aaron Sorkin's 'The Newsroom' critiques the nature of victim-blaming and sexual assault.

A New Hope For ‘Star Wars’

Ryan Dowd December 11, 2014
If J. J. Abrams can take something old and good and make it new and good—maybe we can still do the same at BC.

The Sequel Syndrome

Chris Fuller December 10, 2014
Has Hollywood gone too far with movie sequels and remakes?

The Grammys Never Gamble

Summer Lin December 8, 2014
From Sam Smith to Beyonce, Twitter rolls out the 57th Grammy nominations and the results are as predictable as expected.

Finding Our ‘Definitions’ At Boston College

Ariana Igneri November 24, 2014
While we're at BC, what we do tends to define who we are, making it difficult to think of ourselves independent of our involvement, particularly when our commitments end.

Searching Outside The Lines For BC’s Stories

Michelle Tomassi November 20, 2014
A reflection on moments from the past three years on 'The Heights'—and the stories that were told as a result.

Okay, Time For Another ‘Happy’ Video

John Wiley November 20, 2014
Allowing our vision of BC to obscure the realities of it ultimately damage that initial vision and close the school off from new possibilities.

‘Harry Potter’ To ‘Hunger Games’: The Shortfalls Of Book-To-Movie Adaptations

Crystal Chon November 17, 2014
Despite their success, movie adaptations of popular book series still leave fans hungry for more.
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