As long as Buddy Guy is around, the blues will never die. Sam Bromer ’16 reflects on Guy's performance at State Theatre and the influence of the blues legend.
Julia Moser ’15 reflects on comedy in the face of tragedy after the events of last week in Boston. She signs off on her last column of the semester with hopes for the last two weeks of the semester, and a reminder to laugh.
Gaby Velkes ’16 still has a knot in her heart after watching How to Survive a Plague at Cornell Cinema on Thursday night. It is no wonder that this heartwrenching film on the AIDS epidemic was an official selection of Sundance Film Festival. Rent it, buy it, borrow it from a friend, do whatever you need to do, just go see this movie.
In a day and age when so many movies would rather aim so low as to hit nothing than bite off more than they can chew, the grandiosity of Cianfrance’s film is commendable, writes Mike DiStefano '16.
The task of adapting a novel to the film screen is always a difficult one. But it is especially difficult when that novel is On The Road, Allison Vitkauskas '14 writes.
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