Taking flight with “The Wind Rises”: Miyazaki ends lengthy career on a high note
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Film “Ender’s Game,” based on the Orson Scott Card novel of the same name, was number one at the box…
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By CELINA REYNES ’16 Contributing Writer Nestled in Boston’s Back Bay is a quaint little bookstore with a whole lot…
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By VICTORIA HILLS ’14 Co-Editor in Chief When Tim’s father tells him that men in their family can travel through…
Read MoreGhosts in machines: Nico Muhly’s opera “Two Boys” counters the cynicism of the Internet age
by Galen Chuang ’17 Assistant Arts Editor Opera is an old art form grounded in tradition, and newly written operas…
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Music Lou Reed, best known as the frontman of the rock band The Velvet Underground, died on Sunday at age…
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Acclaimed director Ang Lee visits Wellesley to discuss his filmmaking process
By LIA WANG ’16 Contributing Writer The Department of Cinema and Media Studies and the East Asian Studies Department, in…
Read MoreDon’t let controversy stop you from seeing “Ender’s Game”
By VICTORIA HILLS, Editor in Chief I’ve loved Orson Scott Card’s writing for a decade, and intensely disliked Orson Scott…
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A brief overview of the big events across the arts world Music Lou Reed, best known as the frontman of…
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