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‘Louis-Ferdinand Céline’ illustrates the dangers of ignorance

28 April, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
On Monday, April 24, the Wasserman Cinematheque was filled with professors, students and other members of the community excited to attend the screening of the French film “Louis-Ferdinand Céline.” Director Emmanuel Bourdieu flew in from… Read More...
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New ‘Beauty and the Beast’ lives up to its legacy

31 March, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
It’s a tale as old as time with songs as old as rhyme, and it is officially taking over the box office. Since its release on March 17, the live-action version of “Beauty and the… Read More...
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Annual ‘Vagina Monologues’ fills every seat

24 March, 2017 // Arts, Top Stories // 0 Comments
We may claim to live in progressive times, but sexism is still prevalent. A white woman earns 75 cents for every dollar a white man earns; a black woman 66 cents and a Hispanic woman… Read More...
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JSA shares culture through traditional snacks

17 March, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
The International Cultural Center smelled of chocolate and strawberries due to an event for the Japanese Student Association’s (JSA) celebration known as Japan Week. Wednesday, March 15 marked day three of Japan Week, also known… Read More...
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‘Quickies’ performs a diversity of plays to a full house

3 March, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
Students presented their own original work at “Quickies,” Brandeis Ensemble Theater’s showcase of 10-minute plays written, produced and directed by students. The first act consisted of five plays, followed by seven more in the second… Read More...
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‘Hidden Figures’ commands the box office with its casting, visuals and lessons

‘Hidden Figures’ commands the box office with its casting, visuals and lessons

10 February, 2017 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
One of the most talked about movies in theaters right now is “Hidden Figures.” The movie is relevant for several reasons: The plot revolves around the important topics of racism and, to a lesser degree,… Read More...
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Box office hit ‘Split’ creeps and crawls

3 February, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
If you are looking for a film that will freak out and entertain you, look no further than “Split.” The story is set in Philadelphia and revolves around three friends, Casey (Anya Taylor-Joy), Claire (Haley… Read More...
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Improv Showcase displays campus talent for midyears

27 January, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
With the recent political events casting a gray cloud over many, it is nice to have something to put a smile on our faces. On Saturday, Jan. 21, while most were marching in protest of… Read More...
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Sketch Comedy Festival connects BK with other college comedy groups

11 December, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
Boris’ Kitchen elicited much laughter from audience members at their 17th Annual Sketch Comedy Festival with students from Emerson’s Jimmy’s Traveling All-Stars, Cornell’s Humor Us and Skidmore’s Sketchies, on Friday, Dec. 2. They continued the… Read More...
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New AAAS professor brings art background to classroom

2 December, 2016 // Arts // 0 Comments
Brandeis is an institution known for its top-notch academics. This is because Brandeis does a great job collecting the brightest minds and the most gifted professors. These professors are experts in their fields and share… Read More...
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