The Music Accompanying the Moving Image
I’ve been watching a lot of films lately – I don’t know whether that’s because it’s the awards season, or because I’ve returned to my obsessive cycle for the medium, or simply because 2017
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On Humiliation
We leave behind trails of people we have hurt irreparably. Most of them have hurt us back. The larger and less tolerable of these injuries are not usually concrete; they’re not events, not solid
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Carter Burwell in “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”
Last week I saw a movie. For the first time I felt like I saw the very souls of every single character and for the first time I looked up the composer behind the
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A Word From the Wise: Seniors’ Advice to Freshmen
BY ALİ ADEEB (ARCH/IV) For most of us, a new role in life presents a variety of challenges and some surprises, too. Advice from someone who’s already been there can help get us through
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The Sporting Life
Name: Zara Abu Tahir Department: Economics How often do you exercise? Five times a week. How has regular exercise affected your life? It has made me very relaxed, organized and confident about myself. If
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The International Chronicles
BY NAUSHERWAN AZIZ (MAN/II) Name: Daniyal Admaney Department: CTIS/I Country of Origin: Pakistan What do you like best about Turkey? The numerous and varied places one can visit, ranging from exotic beaches to beautiful
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MGMT: Little Dark Age Rating: ★★★★☆ This January, I had the privilege of attending a DJ performance by Andrew VanWyngarden – half of MGMT – while I was in Brooklyn, New York, visiting my
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On Embryos and Life
“Forming an embryo is the hardest thing you will ever do. To become an embryo, you had to build yourself from a single cell. You had to respire before you had lungs, digest before
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