Sherng-Lee Huang

Case in point: Has Smith ever made a movie that’s funnier or more profound than “Clerks” (1994)? This was the first film Smith ever made-and when I say “first,” I mean it literally. Smith dropped out of Vancouver Film School after one semester, and

Faithful summer viewers, however, braved the mediocrity and made their way to ticket counters across America to sift through the dreck of this average cinematic season. Some films were a pleasant surprise. Some films were anything but. And some-well some were just entertaining. And now, without further ado, The Student

“Specks,” an hour-long one-act written by Robert Shimko and directed by Hampshire junior Anna Frazier, played at Hampshire College’s Emily Dickinson Hall Feb. 1 through Feb. 4. A second round of shows begins this Thursday and runs through Feb. 10. “Specks” shares a double