Some (Maureen Dowd) have said Ava DuVernay’s ‘Selma’ recklessly damages the legacy of L.B.J. She’s hopelessly, deliriously wrong.
Arts, Music, Column
The Mutations of Musical Taste
Our musical tastes may differ, but why can’t we just all get along?
Arts, Movies, Off Campus, Featured Column, Column
Golden Globes Reward The Endearing (And Old) Weirdos
Golden Globes rewarded Clooney and the old pals but still made time for the little guys.
Television, Column, Arts
‘The Newsroom’ Commentary On Rape Culture
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Newsroom’ critiques the nature of victim-blaming and sexual assault.
Arts, Column, Featured Column, Off Campus, Movies
A New Hope For ‘Star Wars’
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.
Arts, Off Campus, Column
The Grammys Never Gamble
From Sam Smith to Beyonce, Twitter rolls out the 57th Grammy nominations and the results are as predictable as expected.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Column, Column
Finding Our ‘Definitions’ At Boston College
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.
Arts, On Campus, Column
Searching Outside The Lines For BC’s Stories
A reflection on moments from the past three years on ‘The Heights’—and the stories that were told as a result.
