Voice of public radio growing steadily quieter
Public radio has been an integral part of my life. As I write this article, I am listening to the radio in my kitchen.
Rachel Klein
Articles
Super Springfest stars take the stage
Nothing could have been more picturesque and collegiate than this year's Super Springfest, which took place Sunday afternoon.
Serse' singers add to opera's farce
On April 2, the students in the Boston Conservatory Opera performed Serse: A Baroque Comedy, and while the vocal talents of the performers were very impressive, the performance as a whole was a comedy in more ways than one.
Duplicity' keeps true nature hidden from audience
It is not often that the end of a movie, especially one about spies, cannot be easily predicted. James Bond always sleeps with the wrong girl, then the right girl, then saves the day.
Intended Consequences
"Today I have a big challenge: I am a mother but feel unwilling to be a mother. Whenever I look at this child, the memories of rape return.
Pop Culture
In what is quickly becoming one of the most intense debates in Hollywood, celebs are stating their support in THE important issue of the day.
Mela 2008
A taste of South Asia came to Brandeis Saturday night in the form of Mela, the South Asian Students Association's annual presentation of South Asian culture.
High School Musical 3' a lackluster last act
It was clear from the moment I began waiting in line to get into the theater that High School Musical 3: Senior Year had become a force to be reckoned with.
Zoo Story' a meek endeavor
Some of the more interesting introspections into humanity focuses on the relationships people forge with each other.
A cappella groups debut members
On Sept. 24, two of Brandeis' most beloved a cappella groups debuted their new members at the first coffeehouse of the semester.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees sovereignty make history
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs
Letter to the Editor — Mateo Levin
Letter to the Editor — Matthew Pfeffer
Undergraduate Commencement: Class of 2025 says goodbye