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"Circle Mirror Transformation": Acting About Acting

"Circle Mirror Transformation": Acting About Acting

Arts & Living Editor Alex Brandfonbrener '23 reviews "Circle Mirror Transformation," which follows an adult acting class through a series of crises. He praises the show's varied performances, which show the potential for experimental, emotional and impactful student acting.

Standout Sound: A Closer Look at SossHouse

Standout Sound: A Closer Look at SossHouse

Pi’erre Bourne and his collective label SossHouse have been making waves in Atlanta, dropping multiple creative projects in the past months. The group’s sound is fun and energetic, and each unique artist is brought together by Bourne’s distinct production style.

Detail and Design: "Women and Wallace" Intrigues

Detail and Design: "Women and Wallace" Intrigues

Staff writer Sarah Weiner '24 reflects on last weekend's student-run performance of "Women and Wallace," which successfully combines humor with a difficult coming-of-age story and a series of impressive technical effects.

WAMH × The Student: Frank Ocean's Forgotten Album

WAMH × The Student: Frank Ocean's Forgotten Album

Due to the overwhelming success of Blonde, Frank Ocean’s album Endless is a masterpiece that has slid under many listeners' radars. It offers an assemblage of Ocean’s varying talents and is a listening experience unlike any other.

The Indicator × The Student: "Wild Pitch"

The Indicator × The Student: "Wild Pitch"

Originally published in The Indicator's new Fall 2021 issue Passing, "Wild Pitch" by Sarah Attia '24 is reprinted here as part of a collaboration between The Student's Arts and Living Section and The Indicator.

The Student Behind the Scenes

The Student Behind the Scenes

To celebrate the final issue of a semester which finally saw The Amherst Student's return to print, we're taking a look at a usual week through the eyes of each of the paper's sections, revealing what goes on behind the scenes.

The Amherst Student Editorial Board Wrapped: 2021

With Spotify Wrapped rapidly approaching, our editorial staff decided to share some of our top tracks and favorite finds of late. From Indie to Pop, our collective playlist has no shortage of repeat-worthy songs for you to explore!