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March 26, 2023
Arts/Culture/News

In Conversation With Renowned Tenor Lawrence Brownlee

Lawrence Brownlee is a world-renowned operatic tenor, specializing in the Italian bel canto repertoire. He has performed to great acclaim in numerous major theaters around the world, including the Metropolitan Opera, Wiener

Arts/News/Opinion

The Greatest Movie Ever Made That Nobody Ever Saw: “Margaret” (2011)

While I was watching the movie “Margaret” – directed by Kenneth Lonergan and released in 2011 – I heard somebody scream in anguish outside of my apartment building. I was so mesmerized by the movie that I didn’t stand up

December 14, 2023

Pop Singer to Physics Teacher: An Interview with Juan Botella

Arts/News

As Mr. Botella reviews the projectile motion learning goals for the hundredth time in my half-asleep Physics class, my mind wanders to a certain

Hippies, Hallucinogens and Hinduism

Arts/News

Nothing screams 1960s counterculture like the cover of Axis: Bold as Love. It was appropriated from Viraat Purushan-Vishnuoopam, an image so famous in India

Arts/Culture/Food/Health/News

Matcha Madness: Taking over Social Media

Matcha is one of the fastest-growing coffee shop beverages across the country, becoming a new alternative to traditional espresso. Its striking green color and delicious flavor aren’t the only reasons for the

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by Zoe Tuchman
March 16, 2026
Arts/Culture/News

The 2026 Grammys: Who Will Win and Who Should Win

Music’s biggest night returns on Sunday, Feb. 1st. Predicting the outcome of the Grammys is never a precise test; as the Recording Academy has a long history of snubs, overdue recognition, odd

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by Magnus Lansing
February 1, 2026
Arts/Culture/News

A Deep Dive into KPop Demon Hunters

KPop Demon Hunters was officially released on Jun. 20, 2025, gaining its popularity in the late summer and autumn season of that year; in fact, the movie became so popular that it

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by Pippa Chow
January 29, 2026
Arts/Community/News

Middle School Art Reviewed

Editors note: This is a compilation of reviews written by various journalism students profiling the Middle School art exhibition in the Tate Library ground floor and the Arts Building. Each journalist chose

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by The Editors
January 18, 2026
Arts/Culture/Metro/News

The Elements of Surprise

The MET steps carry the weight of my childhood and  future in their granite and metal railings. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is renowned worldwide for its extensive collection of paintings, sculptures,

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by Charlie Smith
January 7, 2026
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