“Survivor”: Season 46, Episodes 3 & 4, Reviewed
Vaughn Armour ’25 recaps the third and fourth episodes of this season of “Survivor,” highlighting the surprising and heartbreaking exits of two tribe members.
Arts & Living
AAS Hosts Inaugural Amherst’s Got Talent Show
This past Friday, the Association of Amherst Students presented Amherst’s Got Talent, the college’s inaugural talent show. Tooba Ansar ’27 reviews the performances, highlighting the diverse creativity of the Amherst community.
Film Society x The Student: “Dune: Part Two”
Caden Stockwell ’25 offers his critique of “Dune: Part Two,” arguing the sequel fails to gain momentum and only offers setup for the next movie.
“Survivor”: Season 46, Episode 2, Reviewed
Vaughn Armour ’25 reviews the second episode of this season of “Survivor,” expressing disappointment at the behavior of certain tribe members.
Jeffrey Wright ’87 Talks Black Representation on Film
Oscar Nominee Jeffrey Wright ’87 talked to Diego Duckenfield-Lopez ’24 and Aidan Gemme ’26 about his new film “American Fiction” and its exploration of Black identity.
Theater and Dance Thesis “Electra” Shocks the Stage
Theater and Dance thesis student Caspian Rabaia ’24 directed the 2011 Nick Payne adaptation of “Electra.” Managing Arts & Living Editor Mackenzie Dunson ’25 reviews the play, emphasizing the contemporary essence brought forth by adaptation and direction.
Film Society x The Student: “Mahjong”
Ziji Zhou ’25 reviews Edward Yang’s crime drama “Mahjong,” highlighting its morally ambiguous characters and examination of 1990s Taipei.