Accent from May 6, 2010
Housemates put their hands in to break from a huddle with President Tom Rochon at 5:30 p.m. Monday in Rochon’s office. Taking a photograph posing with Rochon is No. 20 on the group’s list of more than 30 things to do before graduating.

Housemates put their hands in to break from a huddle with President Tom Rochon at 5:30 p.m. Monday in Rochon’s office. Taking a photograph posing with Rochon is No. 20 on the group’s list of more than 30 things to do before graduating.

Andrew Buraczenski/The Ithacan

Been there done that

For his last semester at Ithaca College, senior Jon Kagan is enrolled in “Pixels Class.” Well, that’s what he said to persuade the students working in the library to let him print pieces of a blown-up photo of himself and his six roommates half-naked on 100 sheets of paper.

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Accent

 

A photograph of a colored eye hangs across the room from a sculpture of a bronze skull. Rows of stark white heads on spikes stand next to a concrete arm climbing through wire. These and other works of art currently at the Handwerker Gallery give a glimpse of college life through an artist’s eyes.

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Accent

Sophomore legal studies major Gaelle Ligonde has always been a bit shy when it comes to participating in class. But after spending last semester as a quiet member of her Shakespeare class, Ligonde is starting to speak up. Read »

Film Review

The thriller “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” had a different title when it debuted in Sweden. The original title, “Men Who Hate Women,” describes the premise of director Niels Arden Oplev’s vision much more accurately. Though there is indeed a girl with a dragon tattoo in this film, there are also a lot of men who don’t like women. Read »

Theater Review

To end the Ithaca College theater season with a show about nothing may seem like a random choice. But Shakespeare’s comedy “Much Ado About Nothing” is a fitting note to end the year on after the department’s array of edgy, contemporary pieces.

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Film Review

Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees and Leatherface have plagued theaters until recently, but now Freddy is back. The horror icon who can kill people in their sleep has returned in the remake of “A Nightmare on Elm Street.” Read »

Film Review

Alan Poul’s romantic comedy “The Back-up Plan” tells the unlikely story of a single woman’s struggle to find love in a predictable, routine manner. Read »

CD Review

Since the early 2000s, some have said that rock is dead. With the expansion of electronics into the music world, fewer artists play their songs entirely live and rely more on computers. Enter the up-and-coming British group Male Bonding.

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CD Review

With a mix of up-tempo energy and down-to-earth R&B rock, senior Nate Tao’s solo EP “Lost in the Music” showcases the talented vocalist’s range in musical styles.

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