From Thursday through Saturday, April 17-19, The College of Wooster Dance Company held its spring concert in Freedlander Theatre. Before the show, attendees gathered in the lobby, where bulletin boards featured choreographer and dancer biographies and illustrations of some of the costumes worn in the …
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor On Sunday, April 13, Scheide Music Center was abuzz with students, faculty and prospective students who gathered in Gault Recital Hall to see the department of music and Ohio Collegiate Music Education Association’s parody recital. The show began on an aptly …
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor Keith lives in New York in a sardine-tin apartment with a roommate he’s afraid of and an electricity bill that just can’t seem to get paid on time. He spends his days in the suburbs, walking door-to-door and selling coupon pamphlets …
Amanda recommends: “Narcissus and Goldmund” by Hermann Hesse Goldmund, a bright and energetic boy on the cusp of adolescence, is sent to study at a Catholic monastery in medieval Germany. Here, he falls under the mentorship of the intensely pious young teacher Narcissus. Despite the …
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor From the mind that birthed “103 Fever” and “Stand-up Solutions” comes a new feature film whose artistry lies not only in its full-bodied comedic delivery, but also in its commitment to invoking a distinct mood –– that mood being early 2000s …
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor On Sunday, March 9, the Scot Symphonic Band held its first spring concert, “Beside the Golden Door,” in McGaw Chapel. In an effort to demonstrate the cultural impact of immigrant artistry, all of the pieces played in the performance were composed …
