Twilight' sparkles in finale
It was a combination of morbid curiosity and obsessive completion-ism that prompted me to see the new Twilight film.
Aaron Berke
Articles
Looper' beguiles with clever plot despite flaws
Time travel movies tend to come in two varieties. There's the lighthearted Back to the Future-esque fare in which convoluted time-travel logic is used to the film's own advantage.
Rises' falls short of high expectations
Tackling a third film in a successful franchise is a risky move. These films tend to go up against unfortunate hurdles, be they creative failure (Return of the Jedi), unnecessary existence (The Godfather: Part III), unwarranted backlash (Spider-Man 3) or other film-specific problems.
Modern technology takes on the 'Menace'
Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace in 3D strikes a few different chords with its viewers.
Characters reunite in 'Creed'
Story is an integral component of any art form, and while it may not be as essential to video games as to other modes of creativity, a story elevates a good game to a great game.
Troupes plan this season's shows
Well, Brandeisians, a new semester is upon us.
Troupes plan this season's shows
Well, Brandeisians, a new semester is upon us.
HTG presents the religious comedy 'Ballyhoo'
Hillel Theater Group's production of The Last Night of Ballyhoo is a sweet and sincere tale that combines an interesting amalgamation of Jewish family values with the search for personal identity and even a little bit of Christmas cheer.
Piano Club offers keys to music success
There are numerous a cappella and musical performance clubs on campus, but the realm of instrumental music has so far gone without much representation in the Brandeis club scene.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent