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Despite Lacking Character Growth, “Aquaman” Impresses Overall

Despite Lacking Character Growth, “Aquaman” Impresses Overall

Having seen the terrible reviews for “Justice League,” I was anxious about “Aquaman.” Would this movie flop, too, or would it compete with “Wonder Woman?” Would “Aquaman” be able to match the ever-growing Marvel franchise in its ability to entertain? Overall, I was pleasantly surprised. The movie was engaging and

Women’s Track and Field Starts Indoor Season with Excellent Performances

The women’s track and field team returned early to campus for interterm, holding daily practice and competing in several meets while much of the student body remained at home on winter break. The Mammoths first traveled to Wesleyan on Jan. 12 to compete in the annual Little Three Championships,

Men’s Squash Rallies After First-Round Loss to Win Two at NESCAC Tournament

This past weekend, the men’s squash team traveled to Middlebury, Vermont to attend the NESCAC Championship tournament, the first of two major tournaments in their season. The team arrived in solid standing. In the weeks leading up to the start of the semester on Jan. 28, the team played

Women’s Squash Falls To Bates In Last Home Game

On Jan. 27, the women’s squash team geared up for Senior Day with the final home game of its season against Bates. Before the day’s events commenced, senior players Rachael Ang ’19, Emma Crowe ’19 and Priya Sinha ’19 were acknowledged in a ceremony that recognized their dedication

Dueling Documentaries Introduce the Man Behind Fyre Fest

Dueling Documentaries Introduce the Man Behind Fyre Fest

On Jan. 18, Netflix released its documentary “Fyre Fest: The Greatest Party That Never Happened,” to immediate fanfare. Just a few days before, Hulu, in a surprise move that was undoubtedly meant to rattle the streaming titan, dropped its own documentary, “Fyre Fraud,” about the disastrous music festival. The inaugural

“Beautiful Boy” Is a Stark Reminder of the Tragedy of Addiction

When I first heard about “Beautiful Boy,” I had no idea what it was about, and I didn’t care much either. Steve Carell’s name was enough to get me in the theater. I never watched the trailer or the countless interviews in which Timothée Chalamet and Carell carefully

Miles Morales Proves Himself a Worthy Spider-Man

Miles Morales Proves Himself a Worthy Spider-Man

Peter Parker, the amazing Spider-Man, one of the greatest comic book characters of all time, is irreplaceable. But that does not mean he needs to be alone. “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is a story not about Peter Parker, but about Miles Morales, who must take on Spider-man’s legacy after