Love at First Bite
Cartoonist Isaac Streiff ’24 pokes fun at a vampire-human relationship in Twilight, playing with the connection between commitment and immortality.
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Rewriting the Legality of Outer Space
Contributing writer Tylar Matsuo ’24 investigates the lack of governance of outer space and emphasizes the need for an equitable legal framework whose future is not determined by billionaires. He urges students to shape regulatory policies through active conversations and electoral pressure.
McDonald's and Music and Movies... Oh My!
The Arts and Living writers and editors were asked what their favorite piece of media was from this summer. They responded with movies, TV shows, albums and one particular BTS-themed meal at MCDonalds.
"Staged": A Zoom Show Defies Performance Convention
The first season of “Staged” is as entertaining as a show filmed over Zoom could be. Every actor in the show manages to showcase their talents despite the lack of a traditional set, turning an interesting experiment into a wonderful product.
"Annette": A Theatrical Rock Opera That Suspends Disbelief
Though "Annette" wades in a familiar sort of surrealism (“Birdman,” anyone?), I can’t call it unoriginal. The experience is something to behold. Regardless of whether you enjoy the film, you’d be hard pressed to say there’s anything like it.
Hastie Hat Trick Leads Mammoths to 3-0 Opening Weekend
Playing their first games in almost two years, the women's soccer team began its season in dominating fashion last week. In wins over Mount Holyoke, Bowdoin and Smith, the team scored 17 goals while relinquishing none on the way to a 3-0 start.
Cross Country Team Runs Toe-to-Toe With Division I
On Saturday, Sept. 11, the men’s and women’s cross country teams made their 2021 debuts at the UMass Amherst Ken O’Brien Minuteman Invitational. The teams delivered impressive performances against Division I foes.