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Review: Genius film lacks intelligence and purpose

Review: “Genius” film lacks intelligence and purpose

By Mary Ford, Staff Writer • July 8, 2016
Ironically, what “Genius” needs is a good editor, an outside eye to trim the fat of excessively flashy production value and mine down to the characters who drive the story and the excellent cast hired to portray them.
Review: Grande proves powerful with new album

Review: Grande proves powerful with new album

By Jacqueline Borwick, Staff Writer • May 30, 2016
The title track of the album, “Dangerous Woman,” left an imprint on her fan base — who are referred to as the Arianators — and the general public alike, when it was released in March. Notwithstanding the great array of songs on the album, this single is particularly impactful — Grande’s use of lyricism and instrumentation leave a mark on listeners.
Review: Film pleases mothers and fathers alike

Review: Film pleases mothers and fathers alike

By Jacqueline Borwick, Staff Writer • May 4, 2016
The film addresses deeply emotional familial issues like divorce, the loss of a parent or partner, insecurity about marriage, a daughter’s trying to reunite with her biological mother, and sisters’ trying to making amends with their parents. Each moment is brought to life on screen by the cast in a way that is honest, relatable and believable.
Review: Metal album smashes

Review: Metal album smashes

By Matthew Radulski, Staff Writer • May 3, 2016
The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser” is exactly what its title alludes to: It’s a messy celebration of self-destruction.
Review: Trance-like sounds illuminate album

Review: Trance-like sounds illuminate album

By Steven Pirani, Senior Writer • May 3, 2016
“The Ship” is an engrossing and challenging release from Eno, who has rendered, in just over 47 minutes, what sounds like an audio dream sequence. Richly nuanced, “The Ship” is as quiet as it is grand and cinematic and as fulfilling as it is odd.
Review: Fergs tracks prosper

Review: Ferg’s tracks ‘prosper’

By Cecilia Morales, Staff Writer • April 26, 2016
With the release of his sophomore attempt, “Always Strive and Prosper,” the self-proclaimed lord of trap music, A$AP Ferg, shows off a more lighthearted and honest side to his music.
YouTube artist J.R. Aquino performs an acoustic song during his performance at Ithaca College April 21.

Asian-American YouTube singer discusses music career

By Celisa Calacal, Life & Culture Editor • April 25, 2016
Famous YouTuber and singer/songwriter J.R. Aquino visited Ithaca College on April 21 for a performance as part of Asian American Alliance's Focus Asia Month.
Review: Inconsistent style and dull tracks sink album

Review: Inconsistent style and dull tracks sink album

By Matthew Radulski, Staff Writer • April 25, 2016
We Are Scientists' latest, “Helter Seltzer,” struggles with genre, lacks standouts, and is, unfortunately, a forgettable album.
Review: Suspenseful plot and rich characters carry Quantico

Review: Suspenseful plot and rich characters carry ‘Quantico’

By Jacqueline Borwick, Staff Writer • April 22, 2016
The show is full of suspense, drama and mystery, and each episode reveals new information that will ultimately lead to the finale episode.
Luca Maurer shared a speech with the crowd during the 14th annual Rainbow Reception April 15.

2016 Rainbow Reception celebrates graduating seniors

By Justin Henry, Staff Wrtier • April 22, 2016
Ithaca College's 14th annual Rainbow Reception on April 15 celebrated the accomplishments of lesbian, gay, transgender, queer, asexual and allied members of the graduating class and graduate students.
Students in the Italian group compete during the Modern Languages Graduation Reception April 13.

Languages compete during Modern Languages Reception

By Sandra Aguirre, Contributing Writer • April 22, 2016
The Ithaca College Modern Languages and Literatures Graduation Reception April 13 celebrated graduating language majors and also had a competition between languages.
From left, junior Cameron Wenrich and sophomore Sandrinne Edstrom play Septimus Hodge and Thomasina in the play “Arcadia,” the Main Stage Theater’s latest work.

“Arcadia” discusses love, logic and science

By Katherine Segovia, Staff Writer • April 20, 2016
"Arcadia," Main Stage Theater's last production of the semester, focuses on human relationships and intellect.
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