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‘You’ Again?! Netflix’s Latest ‘You’ Season Delivers Same Story, New Characters

February 15, 2023 web 0

By Samia Afsar      After over a year of eager binge-manics patiently waiting, Netflix has finally released season four to its most highly anticipated mainstream […]

When The World Went Silent: BC’s New ‘Places of Silence’ Exhibit

February 8, 2023 Michela Arlia 0

By Michela Arlia       A new art exhibit is gracing the lobby of Brooklyn College’s library, and its themes take a deeper look into communication […]

The Mind Of An Artist: BC Student Gidong Kim And His Musical Pursuits 

February 8, 2023 web 0

By Samia Afsar      In his East Flatbush apartment, 28-year-old music composition major Gidong Kim gets comfortable in his chair as he looks down at […]

Reclaiming Years Of Identity Erasure, Oscar yi Hou’s Exhibit In BK Museum 

February 1, 2023 Gabriela Flores 0

By Gabriela Flores      There’s always something to admire about conviction, especially when it comes through incredible art that oozes talent and wits. In 24-year-old […]

Review: ‘The Menu’ Cleverly And Enjoyingly Chews Up Elitism 

February 1, 2023 web 0

By Samia Afsar      If you have any dinner reservations this week, you might want to consider taking your order to-go after viewing Mark Mylod’s […]

Review: ‘Skinamarink’ Is The Future of Horror

February 1, 2023 web 0

By Shea Stevenson      If you haven’t heard of “Skinamarink,” don’t worry. No one has. The movie is director Kyle Ball’s first feature film and […]

Beautifying WEB’s Walls: BC’s Latest Mural Project

January 25, 2023 Michela Arlia 0

By Michela Arlia       If you’re walking through the second floor of the West End Building this semester, you might have noticed a pop of […]

‘The Last Of Us’ Tells More Than A Post-Apocalyptic Tale

January 25, 2023 web 0

By Samia Afsar      The series premiere of HBO’s latest and most anticipated show, “The Last of Us,” was released on Jan. 15, almost three […]

Jennette McCurdy’s “I’m Glad My Mom Died” Gives A Raw, Important Look Into Abuse

January 25, 2023 Michela Arlia 0

By Michela Arlia        Jennette McCurdy’s heavy novel “I’m Glad My Mom Died” was a book I set out to tackle reading, albeit I was […]

Prof. Emerita Tania León Receives Kennedy Center Honor

December 14, 2022 Michela Arlia 0

By Michela Arlia       Composer, conductor, and educator Tania Léon was recognized earlier this month at the 45th annual Kennedy Center Honor, one of the […]

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