Arts
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Arab Film Festival
The last Twin Cities Arab Film Festival opened with a short. Voicemail recordings, full of love and fear, played over grainy footage of abandoned buildings and half-finished construction sites. At the end of the
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Girls: a conversation
Chances are you’ve either formed your own opinions about the first season “Girls” or heard someone else’s. I sat down with Noah Koch ‘14, an MCS major, to discuss the evolution of the show,
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WMCN concert a huge success
The Mac Bubble burst last Thursday, when over 200 students flooded the Cedar Cultural Center in support of WMCN and its five featured bands. WMCN representatives Sarah Holtz ‘13 and Eliza Summerlin ‘13 have
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Oscar Recap: Seth MacFarlane
Seth MacFarlane delivered an uninspired performance as host of the 85th Academy Awards last Sunday. Spouting out jokes many critics have called racist and sexist, among other things, the host is taking heat for
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Lisa Goese: Studio art Major
Besides your Arts Major do you have any other Majors/Minors? I think I am minoring in Lara Nielsen, and I have an unfinished, abandoned major in Environmental Studies. What else are you involved in on campus? Theatre
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Review: Hip Hop Hopes
Hip hop is alive at Macalester. This was news to me, but Hip Hop Hopes: What’s Going On? proved it. Sold-out crowds swarmed to the Main Stage Theater on the past two weekends to surround
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Events: Twin Cities
MUSIC Vita.mn Are You Local? $13 advanced ticket, $15 door, Mill City Nights, Friday 7:00pm You may have just seen Mac alum bands Bad Bad Hats and Carroll at the Cedar’s “Who Even Listens to WMCN?” event,
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Literature: Pure Evil? James Dawes’ forthcoming book
James Dawes has a reputation. Apart from his outstanding work as an English professor and English department chair, he is well known among the human rights community for his work in the field. He
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Interview: Jason Blum
Horror occupies an interesting and complex place in American cinema and the American psyche. Shallow horror flicks flood theatres, luring teens and gore-o-philes to the movies for fast, easy fun. Masterfully crafted horror films,
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Reflections: Baauer’s Hipshaker
A ‘Harlem Shake’ By Any Other Name
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