2013 in arts and culture: MUSE reflects
Best new Boston bite: Braised beef dumplings blowing up By Brooke Jackson-Glidden Vegetarians, I’m sorry: you’re […]
Weeklies
‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ gives gloomy portrayal of ‘60s folk movement
Inside Llewyn Davis will not cause anyone any mental distress. It won’t blow anyone away or garner […]
Disney’s ‘Frozen’: A frosty fairytale with feminist twist
Three years ago, it would have been ridiculous for Rapunzel and her compatriots to dream of […]
Learning by way of the stage
Diversifying the college experience through the performing arts Kathryn Vaz, now a College of Communication sophomore, […]
REVIEW: Film “Philomena” breaks cliché movie mold with great expertise
It sounds like it could be a cliché, but Philomena, directed by Stephen Frears, by no […]
The FreeD: Creativity without compromise
New milling tool developed by MIT researchers may have wide implications in oil, art and medical […]
INTERVIEW: Oscar Isaac of new Coen brothers’ film,“Inside Llewyn Davis”
When Oscar Isaac agreed to take on the titular role in the Coen brothers’ newest film, Inside […]
The Hunger Games trilogy heats up with newest film, “Catching Fire”
To say that The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is a step up from the first installment of the […]
Creativity comes to a halt in the classroom
We’re in need of some glitter glue — creativity in students has decreased over the past […]
Seeing life through a different lens
Boston-based study shows majority of hemianopia patients prefer peripheral prism glasses to help them get around. […]
