In light of the recent email from Dean of the College Marlene Sandstrom to students, faculty, and staff, the Record compiled a list of answers to reader-submitted questions regarding plans for the spring semester.
Tali Natter, Executive Editor for Arts
• December 9, 2020
Kusika, the College’s African Dance group, performing at the 2014 Inside/Outside series at Jacob’s Pillow. (Photo courtesy of Jamie Kraus/Jacob’s Pillow Dance.)
On Nov. 17, the Doris Duke Theatre...
David Fincher’s latest venture MANK, a black and white historical recreation chronicling the writing of Citizen Kane, is a thoughtfully crafted and refreshing departure from the usually bleak and cool-toned...
Nigel Jaffe, Executive Editor for Data
• November 18, 2020
Helene Ryu ’22 has recently started experimenting with themes of intimacy in relation to others. (Photo courtesy of Helene Ryu ’22.)
I don’t recall exactly how my view of Helene Ryu ’22 changed...
“In a time when Earth is no longer habitable, a band of humans attempt to colonize Planet 85K: Aurora.”
This is how the description for Star Choir, Phase 1: Dialogue begins. “A performance for...
The actors, director, and stage manager at rehearsal for the student written play Trivial. (Photo courtesy of Shizah Kashif '24.)
Trivial, a new Cap & Bells production which premieres Friday, Nov....
The new art installation and book pick-up in the lobby of Images on Spring Street. (Photo courtesy of Stacy Cochran.)
“It’s almost a single freeze frame of a movie. It’s a space, cast with characters....
Emily Bleiberg '22 embroiders pouches to raise money for the ACLU Voting Rights Project (Photo courtesy of Emily Bleiberg '22.)
With the recent national presidential election, the subject of voting...
Crystal Ma '21 and Kester Messan-Hilla '21 created a live experimental poster installation of Trump and his family, each individually titled “Lock Him Up” or “Lock Her Up.” (Photo courtesy of...
