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Film Society x The Student: “Phantasm”

Film Society x The Student: “Phantasm”

In the first Film Society x The Student column of the semester, Managing Arts & Living Editor Sophie Durbin ’25 reviews cult horror film “Phantasm,” writing that its poignancy completely defied her expectations.

Eight Books To Be Your Valentine This Year

Eight Books To Be Your Valentine This Year

This Valentine’s Day, Assistant Arts & Living Editor Lauren Siegel ’27 and Staff Writer Mila Massaki Gomes ’27 recommend swoon-worthy romance books you’re sure to fall in love with.

Love Confessions … Is Your Name Here?

Love Confessions … Is Your Name Here?

The Arts & Living Editors solicited anonymous love notes from your peers. Browse over 60 confessions to find out if you have a secret admirer on campus.

Music Major Charlotte Wang ’24 Presents Composition Thesis “Requiem: Ceaseless Life”

Music Major Charlotte Wang ’24 Presents Composition Thesis “Requiem: Ceaseless Life”

Davis Rennella ’24 sits down with Charlotte Wang ’24, who presented her music composition thesis “Requiem: Ceaseless Life” last weekend.

The Indicator x The Student: “Ecology of a Beach House Love”

The Indicator x The Student: “Ecology of a Beach House Love”

In honor of Spencer Williams ’24 and his contributions to the Amherst community. His piece “Ecology of a Beach House Love,” originally published in the Spring 2021 edition of The Indicator, depicts a tender relationship within the walls of a beach house.

Oscars 2024: Thoughts on This Year’s Best Picture Nominees

Oscars 2024: Thoughts on This Year’s Best Picture Nominees

In anticipation of the 96th Academy Awards, staff writer Caden Stockwell ’25 runs down his personal ranking of the ten Best Picture nominees.

“Mean Girls” (2024): Not So Fetch

“Mean Girls” (2024): Not So Fetch

Assistant Arts and Living Editor Lauren Siegel ’27 offers a disappointed review of the 2024 remake of the cult classic, which cashes in on nostalgia at the expense of its musical form.