How can one describe movement? Something so purely visual, sensual and interpretive made of lights, sounds, limbs and emotions needs to be experienced for the impact of the performance to be fully and wholly grasped.
JustArts: When did you start getting involved in WBRS?Ben Stein: I came here last year as a midyear, and during the first club fair I signed up to become a DJ.
How can one describe movement? Something so purely visual, sensual and interpretive made of lights, sounds, limbs and emotions needs to be experienced for the impact of the performance to be fully and wholly grasped.
Before I first listened to Manginah's new album, Notes in the Wall, musical director Harrison Bannett '11 gave me a disclaimer: "Everything you are about to hear on this album, one year in the making, has been created entirely and exclusively by the human voice." At first I brushed it off as a silly thing to mention before listening to an a cappella album.
Director Chico Colvard's film Family Affair documents his family's attempts to come to terms with his abusive father.
Want to interview someone interesting? It was a few weeks ago when I was asked that question, and on a whim I said, "Of course." Then, sitting at my desk, computer open, phone to my ear, I found myself in an open phone interview with a man whose name may not be the most known but whose work is watched by millions nightly.
Most schools tend to have one big activity that is dominant on campus. For many colleges that activity is sports, for others it is theater, but for Brandeis it is a cappella.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the timeless Lewis Carroll novel about a curious girl named Alice and her magical adventures down the rabbit hole, has been read by millions across the world since its original publication 145 years ago.
It was 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday night. I was on the commuter rail from Brandeis/Roberts to North Station.
Casting Mel Gibson in the lead role of a movie is a dicey move in Hollywood these days. The fact that he has not headlined a film in almost eight years, combined with his very public drunken tirade of racial, anti-Semitic and gender slurs, led to great uncertainty regarding whether Mel Gibson would ever make an acting comeback.
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