Leftovers, a Student-Made Clothing Brand, Redefines Streetwear

Maybe you’ve seen the stickers — in stairwells, on laptops, in the A level bathroom, perhaps. Maybe you’ve seen people repping the clothing around campus, and maybe you’ve wondered what is Leftovers, what is it all about? While the clothing brand Leftovers is largely the brainchild of Noah Tager ’18, it has since become a collaboration among friends. A number of Amherst students, including Gianna Radeljic ’18, Anton Vicente-Kliot ’18 and Bert Martinez ’18, have helped create the designs, produce

Leftovers, a Student-Made Clothing Brand, Redefines Streetwear

Maybe you’ve seen the stickers — in stairwells, on laptops, in the A level bathroom, perhaps. Maybe you’ve seen people repping the clothing around campus, and maybe you’ve wondered what is Leftovers, what is it all about? While the clothing brand Leftovers is largely the brainchild of Noah Tager ’18, it has since become a collaboration among friends. A number of Amherst students, including Gianna Radeljic ’18, Anton Vicente-Kliot ’18 and Bert Martinez ’18, have helped create the designs, produce

Oscars Miss the Mark in Failing to Honor Short Film “Watu Wote”

In recent years, the film industry and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences itself have grown progressively more political, a change which has manifested itself in positive ways (this year the Oscars were perhaps #marginallylesswhite). Much like many of the big name films that vied for Best Picture this year, four of the five films nominated in the Live Action Short Film category had some sort of political bent or message to them. The nominees included the eventual winner “The Silen

New Biopic Returns Tonya Harding's Story to Prominence

“I, Tonya” is a sympathetic portrayal of American figure skater Tonya Harding’s rise and subsequent fall, following her infamous 1994 attack on fellow figure skater and longtime rival Nancy Kerrigan. Harding was born into a poor family in Portland, Oregon. Even as a child, she was a bit of a tomboy, often working on cars, hunting, drag racing and chopping wood — as the fictionalized Tonya puts it in the film, she was a “redneck.” By the age of three, however, she already showed promise as a sk