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Brandeis’ got talent

21 September, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
We need to prioritize arts and performance spaces on campus. As a gloomy institution in an even gloomier town, it’s absolutely necessary that we have people and places bringing back life and light. We need… Read More...
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Student Union fall elections garner impressive voter turnout

14 September, 2018 // News, Top News // 0 Comments
UPDATED 9/14 3:30 PM The Student Union held their fall elections yesterday, giving students 24 hours—from 12 a.m. on Wednesday to 12 a.m. on Thursday—to vote. The ballots were sent out by email for students… Read More...
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‘Big Red Machine’ squanders its indie cred

14 September, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
The new, self-titled album by Big Red Machine was built by a community. It’s a counterpoint to the idea of the “auteur,” the individual who single-handedly wills their creative vision into existence. But most art… Read More...
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Blood Orange presents a powerful meditation of life on the margins

14 September, 2018 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
With alias Blood Orange, Dev Hynes plays the orchestra. Blood Orange is funky R&B—think Prince with the vocals of Michael Jackson. The music project mixes a diverse range of influences to create sonic explorations of… Read More...
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Give me air conditioning or give me death

7 September, 2018 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
It has been so hot these past few weeks. I’m miserable. You’re miserable. The unfortunate souls sitting next to me in class that see me arrive drenched in sweat are miserable. It’s hot, and, unfortunately,… Read More...
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A new season begins at the Rose

A new season begins at the Rose

7 September, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
On Friday, Sept. 7, the Rose opened its new slate of fall exhibitions: “Tuesday Smillie: To Build Another World,” a collection of the trans-feminist activists’ work, and “Passage,” a retrospective of the Rose’s sizeable collection.… Read More...
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The best (and worst) of summer movies

24 August, 2018 // Arts, Top News // 0 Comments
Noah: You know what, Jonah, I think it was actually a good summer for movies. I think I tend to go see more arthouse/independent stuff, and I feel pretty satisfied with what I saw. There… Read More...
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“Joe Pera Talks With You” regrows your soul

24 August, 2018 // Arts // 0 Comments
Late night programming block Adult Swim has built its brand on off-color, caustic comedy, but earlier this summer, something completely different premiered: the sincere, meditative, and caring “Joe Pera Talks With You.” It’s an incredible… Read More...
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‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ is packed with emotions, yet parts of the plot remain uncertain

1 December, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
Noah: Last week we both went and saw “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” and I have to say we were both kind of floored by it. Just a little bit of set-up: It’s the third… Read More...
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Storytelling open-mic night presents students’ fascinating stories on misreading

1 December, 2017 // Arts // 0 Comments
“Everybody has stories that they don’t know they have within them,” said Brandeis English Professor David Sherman, who organized Tuesday’s Storytelling Open-Mic night with the English Undergraduate Departmental Representatives (UDR). “Giving each other space or… Read More...
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