Spring Forward!
This semester's arts program covers all the bases, from visual art to theater, film, music and, at the end of the semester, the Leonard Bernstein Festival of the Creative Arts.Three exhibitions will run from Jan.
Andrea Fineman
Articles
Renaissance man conducts own career
On a typical night, Nicholas Brown '10 gets about three to five hours of sleep. "Some people say I run the music department.
Brit-rock best-of bears witness to band's bygone brilliance
The question when faced with a Libertines best-of might be, "Why?" The British rock band, part of the garage-rock revival led by the Strokes and the Hives (both of whom the Libertines opened for on tour) during the early part of this century, released only two studio albums and a handful of singles and EPs.
Music dept presents Erin McKeown
Like many students, Erin McKeown entered college with a passion for playing music. Unlike most of us, however, McKeown translated her love of music into a career.
Pop Culture
This week in pop culture brings us a variety of strange and outlandish tidbits. Celebrities are the aristocracy of our society, and we must learn to accept the surreality of their lives.
BTV Interview
Brandeis television production organization BTV will soon officially release its first offering so far this semester: a sitcom, Slice and 'Deis, originally conceived by Arun?Narayanan '10.
Pop Culture
Britney is back in our pages. There's more legal trouble for the disheveled popster, and this time it doesn't involve her relinquished rugrats.
Pop Culture
Britney is back in our pages. There's more legal trouble for the disheveled popster, and this time it doesn't involve her relinquished rugrats.
Sol y Canto honors Mexican culture with 'Noche de Muertos'
While many of your fellow students spent the end of last week recovering from Wednesday's costumed bacchanalia, a number of Boston-area music lovers were storming Slosberg Recital Hall.
BTV takes to the web as part of a club-wide revitalization
Although the majority of campus may not know what goes on in BTV's office on the third floor of the Shapiro Campus Center, we can all rest assured that the audio-visual club is hard at work.
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