Articles

From Chicago to the C-Store, a Brandeis senior makes laughs

by Alex DeSilva | 09/06/2011

Paul Gale is a busy man. Since coming to Brandeis, he's worked with Boris' Kitchen, made about one funny video a month, spent a semester at Chicago's legendary Second City and become the Village Provisions on Demand Market's first customer (just look up "Village C-Store Grand Opening" on YouTube; it's not hard to find). Now in his senior year, he's busier than ever, working as the vice president of Boris' Kitchen while also working on a webseries. Fortunately, he found the time to sit down with the Justice to talk about what drew him to comedy, his time at Second City and why having 2,000 kids might not be the life for him. JustArts: You've been involved in comedy for a while here at Brandeis.

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Band honors global musical legacy

by Alex DeSilva | 04/12/2011

There isn't much that could be called "average" about Guy Mendilow. Born to an Israeli music professor father with an interest in Brazilian jazz, Mendilow found himself moving from Israel to South Africa and finally to the U.S., where he joined the American Boychoir.

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Culture dazzles at K-Nite

by Alex DeSilva | 03/29/2011

As anyone who saw the Rabb steps last week could gather, the Brandeis Korean Student Association went all out when it came to advertising for this year's K-Nite, the club's annual celebration of Korean culture.

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British TV remake bares its 'Skin' to viewers

by Alex DeSilva | 01/25/2011

America has a long and storied history of remaking British television shows for American audiences.

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A hilarious evening with Boris' Kitchen

by Alex DeSilva | 12/07/2010

I've seen a lot thanks to Boris' Kitchen. I've seen the ravages that come with drinking pretend Four Loko.

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Exploring foreign takes on classic Shakespeare

by Alex DeSilva | 11/23/2010

If you sat down members of the of German, Russian and Asian Languages and Literature department, what do you think they'd find in common?

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"No Man's Land" chronicles the tribulations of Mexican women

by Alex DeSilva | 11/16/2010

Over the past few years, life in Oaxaca has been turned on its head. The citizens of this mostly rural Mexican state, nestled on the southwestern bend of the Pacific coast once led traditional, family-centered lives.

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The director of 'Scott Pilgrim' talks about his 'World'

by Alex DeSilva | 11/09/2010

Edgar Wright has been a busy man. After spending most of the year making Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, he has spent the past few months getting ready for the movie's release today on DVD and Blu-ray.

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Ben Noero uses film to create his unique movie, 'Fat Night'

by Alex DeSilva | 10/26/2010

TV is no stranger to student films, but its definitely never made one as big as Fat Night, written and directed by Ben Noero '12.

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Filmmaker gets personal in 'Iron Cross'

by Alex DeSilva | 09/28/2010

Even though it was shown a week ago, I'm still wrapping my head around the fact that Brandeis was able to screen Roy Scheider's last film-the one he died while making-Iron Cross. The man was a legend, plain and simple.

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