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Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ Blogs

The Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ blogs are produced by a team of current students, faculty, and staff who offer a variety of unfiltered perspectives about the Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ experience. We encourage you to interact with us as we explore Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ and document our adventures.

Most recent posts

  • Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ: Enter the Classifieds

    Aries Indenbaum

    Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ students have a certain spark. It's not snark or cynicism, it's more of a slightly pointed... silliness. Weird implies non-functionality; uniqueness is too bland. Eccentric? Zany? Jaunty? Quirky? .... Does anyone have a word for us?

  • We are Building a Circus, We are Building it Bigger

    Aries Indenbaum

    Building a circus can be outrageously different from theater. Circus creates issues you don't have to worry about with theater: like insurance, or fire permits. And not having a script. Or a stage manager. This makes everything even MORE exciting than normal!

  • Toni Morrison says we are a big deal

    Yitka Winn

    Our president Marvin Krislov presented Dr. Morrison with several gifts, one of which included a note from her 91-year-old first grade teacher from Lorain, Ohio - a phenomenal moment to consider that this powerful, Nobel-Peace-Prize-winning, larger-than-life inspiration to me was once upon a time, merely a first grader.
  • All Roads: Behind the Scenes

    Aries Indenbaum

    As I am employed as a tour guide, admissions intern, and creative writing intern, "All Roads" is pretty busy for me. Besides tours, info sessions, and panels, I saw Reefer Madness, sunbathed, and contra danced.

  • On Team Sports and Team Shirts

    Daniel Tam-Claiborne

    Incredibly disillusioned by my middle school experience--finishing my season on the second string basketball team with a total of two rebounds and a steal--I was hopeful that college could renew my muddled notions about playing basketball for something bigger than myself.

  • Registration: Woe?

    Ma'ayan Plaut

    Upon return to campus after spring break, students receive a pleasant reminder for fall registration. "What? This soon? I'm still slaving through a disastrous spring semester, everything is about to start moving twice as quickly as before, how could I even THINK of next fall?" you think.
  • Allow me to kibitz...

    Joe Dawson

    You pick up some Yiddish at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, for those of you coming from places like Columbia, Missouri, or those of you too young to remember Linda Richman.