Column: Christmas movies gets secularized
The increase of secularism in society has reshaped the holiday season and is most directly seen in the progression of holiday films.
The increase of secularism in society has reshaped the holiday season and is most directly seen in the progression of holiday films.
The holiday season is the time of year when pictures of reindeer cakes or dreidel cake pops appear all over Pinterest.
Movies like “Love, Actually,” “Valentine’s Day” and “New Year’s Eve” make it seem like the best way to tell a holiday story is through a large ensemble cast and a collection of different storylines that satisfyingly connect at the end.
“The Nutcracker and the Four Realms” is a whimsical and marvelous retelling of a Christmas classic.
The album contains the merriness and brightness any listener expects from a Christmas album.
“Him & I”
G-Eazy and Halsey
Released Dec.
Even as I sit down to write this last article, I am shocked at how quickly this semester passed.
The Ithaca College Protestant community and the Ithaca College Awaken Fellowship hold a Christmas celebration in IC square.
This holiday season, campus organizations at Ithaca College are working with local charities and hosting events to give back to the community.
After winning the David Ames Film Award, sophomore Mitchell Ward is turning his script, “Rudolph vs. Reese,” into a film.
Celebrating holidays in the classroom used to be easy for teachers. What used to be a “Merry Christmas” with decorated Christmas trees of ornaments and lights has now translated to “Happy Holidays” in order to be respectful of each students’ values and beliefs. I grew up in classrooms that consisted of Secret Santa’s even if…
Before I dig into this week’s column, I have to thank my fellow teammate and sports writer Nathan Bickell for having good sportsmanship throughout last week’s competition and giving me the opportunity to write this column. Spring break is about to begin for Ithaca College students, and many will retreat to warmer locations for a…