Arts & Entertainment
Special Feature: The Making of A New Kind of Nutcracker
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18 company dancers, 13 guest children, and several adults – stage veteran actors and dancers – are scheduled to perform in this year’s nutcracker.
Arts & Entertainment
Cornell Musical Theater Sashays Online
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“I think people are just looking for a way to have a creative outlet, even if it’s just singing to a camera.”
Arts & Entertainment
Is Black Friday a Thing of the Past?
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Forever 21, Target, Amazon and other known brands will be just fine regardless of your monetary contributions.
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LU | Becoming the Main Character
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Part of the main character trend pitfalls into an obsession with being different, and using one’s individualism — whether it’s in fashion and self expression, habits, or even taste — as cultural currency.
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The Rise of ‘Among Us’
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Considering the addictive quality and immersive fun of Among Us, it is evident that this game’s popularity may be a reflection of everyone’s need to destress and forget about the world for a few hours.
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Special Feature: Cultural Changes in Cornell PMA
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Besides a lack of opportunities to perform, many students also struggle to find opportunities for genuine mentorship within the department.
Columns
PERATI | Post-Election Escapism: ‘The Queen’s Gambit’
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After the chaos and uncertainty of the election last week, watching The Queen’s Gambit has served as the perfect post-election escapism. “It’s an entire world of just 64 squares. I feel safe in it. I can control it. I can dominate it,” chess prodigy Beth says, in Scott Frank’s adaptation of Walter Tevis’ 1983 coming-of-age novel.
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YANG | On Blasting Music in Public
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DJing was initially regarded as a marginalized and feminized act because it was fundamentally queer.
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Cornell Concert Commission to Host Gus Dapperton in Exclusive Livestream
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Gus Dapperton will perform an exclusive livestream for students on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. EST.
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Storytelling and Representation: An Evening with Cornell Alum Justin H. Min ’11
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Fittingly in these times of exhaustion and uncertainty, Min closed with an emphasis on finding a ‘why’ that can carry an actor through tough times, a message that I think any Cornell student can also benefit from.