-by Isabel Isselbacher- This year Emily Hoff ’18 will dance as Clara in the Boston Ballet Nutcracker for the third consecutive year. Here she describes the experience of dancing in such a large role, performing for audiences of over 2,000 and rehearsing up to 30 hours each week. If you want to see her perform, buy …
-by Emily Litz- For most of us, showering is a vitally important part of our day, often both physically and psychologically. Showers provide alone time for listening to music, singing (á la Becky G’s “Shower”), reflecting, and getting clean after our long days. The importance we put on our showers is probably why we spend …
-by Emily Chen- Music is not a sport. At least not in the conventional sense in which musicians team up and attempt to score points with racing hearts and cheering crowds. However, music has its own special set of competitions and activities that allow our hearts to beat just a little faster and make those …
-by Bibi Lichauco- Time has a funny way of catching up with you. Two years ago, I wrote an article addressing the sophomore’s point of view of the notorious college process, which, more or less, I have now completed (or at least I have endured enough to know at least a little about it). At …
-by Bibi Lichauco- Environmentalists all across the country held their breath on November 18th, as the Senate voted on the authorization of the notorious Keystone XL pipeline. Passing this controversial bill that would have allowed the construction of a massive 5.3 billion dollar pipeline capable of carrying 830,000 barrels of crude oil from Alberta, Canada …
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