Arts & Entertainment

By COLIN G. BALDWIN COLUMNIST        Human value is found at the heart of many stories, even if it is disguised with romance, coming of age, or tragedy.  Discovering one’s potential gives meaning and purpose in life, and finding those…

By SARA MINOGUE STAFF WRITER “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” – Eleanor Roosevelt Many of you might remember hearing this from The Princess Diaries. For those of you who do not remember the movie, Anne Hathaway…

By STEVEN YARDLEY COLUMNIST Kiwi is a fruit. Even sweeter is the band Kiwi that elevated the Java Barn Saturday night to a melodious reggae roots concert combining a jazzy punctual horn section and a thumping dub rhythm section. That bass…

By TESSA YANG COLUMNIST Just what is Professor Malik Solanka so furious about? Is it the corruption of his beloved character “Little Brain” from a fearless intellectual into a brainless pop star? Is it himself, for abandoning his wife…

By HANNAH DZIEZANOWSKI COLUMNIST Whether you love her, hate her, or fall somewhere in between, you have an opinion about Taylor Swift. Everyone does. A self-proclaimed underdog, she has successfully been rising to the top of contemporary…

By JAKOB HAND COLUMNIST War is Hell, as they say, but how do you tell that story again and again and keep it interesting? David Ayer decided to tell the story from the inside of a Sherman tank. Fury follows the film’s namesake tank and…

By Sam Weber Staff Writer Flowing, purple silk robes emblazoned with bold calligraphy swayed in the brisk October breeze as a seemingly nondescript Vietnamese man scuttled about painting vast gestural characters in black ink on a large…