As Macaulay students we are all required to take a class that focuses on art. From my own experience and from what I’ve heard, many students find such a class to be a waste of time-especially Baruch students. Many are … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Sexism In The EDM Industry While Electric music is not a new concept, a wave of it hit the world last summer. Everyone was encompassed by the sheer power of it. However, when people think of EDM, they very often … Continue reading
The New York Times posted this article last week. Here is my review! Museum selling art…in order to buy more art. Now that’s very interesting. But apparently it’s a thing because the Dia Art Foundation is selling three pieces in order to purchase … Continue reading
The borough of Brooklyn is making a comeback and along with it comes the revival of the Loew’s King’s Theater. The architectural wonder with beautifully painted ceilings and intricate designs opened in 1929 but has been non-functional since 1977. … Continue reading
[Article] When I watch a television show or a movie, something that I tend to notice are the races of the characters, and more importantly, whether their role is affected by stereotypes associated with their race. Even in a world … Continue reading
Curtain call. The actors all line up, clasp hands, and give their final bow. Suddenly a cast member steps forward, out of line, and speaks- ceasing audience applause. Breaking character? Yes, but for a good cause. He is describing Broadway … Continue reading
Throughout all the works we have looked at, different forms of darkness has engulfed many of the characters and has led to their downfalls. For our final project, we have decided to play with the concept of darkness in our … Continue reading
Lets face in, TV has lost its touch. Now, with the abundance of actors, the advanced array of technology, and cheesy plots, it’s safe to say we’ve lost hope with producing classic, good shows like “The Brady Bunch” and “Full … Continue reading
For many children, teenagers, and even adults, this weekend will be all about The Hunger Game’s second movie, Catching Fire. The immensely popular book series, authored by Suzanne Collins, is releasing its second movie of the three-book series. The Hunger Games … Continue reading
Carmela Ruffo Professor Zoe Saldana IDC 1001H November 20th, 2013 Abercrombie and Fitch: Scandal and Detriment Society has fashioned a warped idea of what “perfect” is in terms of appearance. Girl’s need to be a size 2 and … Continue reading