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‘Antz’: Marxist Propaganda for Kids

By Mira Kudva Driskell | March 16, 2020

Why does this movie exist? Are all the underlying communist themes a ploy to stand out from ‘A Bug’s Life’?

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On the Groundbreaking ‘A Portrait of a Lady on Fire’

By Emma Plowe, Ruby Que, Katie Sims | March 11, 2020

I turned to arts columnists Katie Sims ’20 and Ruby Que ’20 to discuss what made the film so unique, emotional and memorable; here are our thoughts.

Arts & Entertainment

The Revival of the Horror Genre

By Mira Kudva Driskell | March 2, 2020

If you’re like me, then I’m sure you’ve grown a bit bored of the stereotypical horror genre.

Arts & Entertainment

A Kiss of Death in Lars von Trier’s ‘Melancholia’

By Stephanie Tan | February 26, 2020

What started off as a plea for the destigmatization of mental illness turned into a much more philosophical, perfectly fantastical mixture of beauty and terror.

Arts & Entertainment

The Oscars: Hits and Misses

By Ruby Que, Nick Smith, Zachary Lee | February 11, 2020

From reacting to philosophizing, Nick Smith ’20, Ruby Que ’20 and Zachary Lee ’20 discuss the results of the Oscars.

Arts & Entertainment

BONO | The Fantabulous Emancipation of the Superpowered Girl Gang

By Olivia Bono | February 10, 2020

Birds of Prey proved that the big studios can make a super(anti-)hero team-up for women that feels fresh and relatable.

Arts & Entertainment

An Idiot’s Guide to Sounding Smart While Watching the Oscars

By Nick Smith | February 6, 2020

Having read this short run-down, you’ll be ready to engage your friend group’s resident cinephile in a number of conversations they’ll treasure for years to come.

Arts & Entertainment

Cornell Cinema Spring Preview (Also a Love Letter)

By Ruby Que | January 22, 2020

This upcoming semester has a truly wonderful program.

Arts & Entertainment

‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’ Is Redundant

By Zachary Lee | December 29, 2019

‘The Rise of Skywalker’ is all about callbacks to previous films.

Arts & Entertainment

An English Major and Two Vet Students Talk ‘Parasite’

By Zachary Lee | December 19, 2019

I spoke with second-year veterinary students John and Charles Nystrom about their perspectives on the film, given their background.

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From a crowded ClubFest and winning hockey games to weekly protests and deserted classrooms — here’s a look back at 2020, in photos.

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A raging pandemic. Climate justice protests. A racial justice movement. A nail-biter election week. This was 2020.

Here is a glimpse — beyond Instagram stories and Zoom backgrounds — of what the year actually looked like for Cornellians.

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The year ticked by in numbers — so The Sun tallied them. The 22 emails from President Martha Pollack. The 351 coronavirus cases on campus this fall. Here’s 2020 in the numbers that defined it.
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