Haljit Basuljevic – Reporter Audience etiquette in a world riddled with distractions may seem like a outdated and alien concept to some, but there are those who still feel that fully engaging with a performance lends respect to both the performer and the viewers. Imagine going to a concert featuring your favorite artist and then being totally obliterated from the
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Jessica Guerrucci – Contributor You hear it everywhere you go. You hear it at home, in your car, at your job. It is almost unavoidable. For some it brings cheer, but for some, it turns them into the Grinch. Whether people like it or not, the holiday season is in full swing, and that means it is time for Christmas music.
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Jacob Waring – Reporter Students and faculty said the art department needs repairs, focus and funding to operate efficiently for students in the department. Terrence Lavin, art department chairperson, said that the art gallery in Buley Library is an example of an area that the university could do better in. According to the Actual University Expense report, the art department’s FY2018
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Jeff Lamson – Arts & Entertainment Editor “Mirai” is full of whimsical beauty and imagination, but can only drag itself along once the audience catches on to its patterns. Another animated film written and directed by the now very well- established Mamoru Hosoda, responsible for “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time,” and “Wolf Children,” there were high expectations here. The film never
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J’Mari Hughes – Reporter The Lyman Center quickly went from an quiet auditorium to an eccentric arena full of dancing students filed in for Symphonic Pulse Dance Company’s fall showcase last Thursday. “We’re here to showcase the different dancers in our community,” said Tia Gardner of the SCSU Dance Team. “We all do something different but we all love to
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J’Mari Hughes – Reporter The Pulitzer Prize winning play, “How I Learned to Drive,” came to the Kendall Drama Lab last week. Directed by Kaia Monroe Rarick, associate professor and chair of the theater department, the play tackled the sensitive topics of misogyny, pedophilia and incest. Junior Julia Raucci said in taking the leading role, she underwent a difficult task. She
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Jacob Waring – Reporter In room 301 in the student center, The LARPing Club engaged in a war like no other – role- playing as hoboes. In this live-action-role-playing war alliances were made, beef was established and joyous laughter was shared by everyone who participated. “We just kind of got into character as something completely ridiculous to destress before finals,”
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