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This 12-song medley took viewers through 11 different musicals, filling the space with an energy and excitement that audiences are sure to remember.
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Deputy Arts Editor Sydney Kaufman attended the closing night performance of Swallow & Otter on April 4th in the Glicker-Milstein Theatre.
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It’s so hard to say goodbye! So nominate your favorite seniors and make their words immortal by April 29.
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A runaway wolf in Daejeon, Korea, has drawn widespread attention from the media—and even the country’s president.
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Here’s a recipe that’ll hopefully satisfy your craving for Korean food!
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The annual event brought attention to Pacific Islander and Polynesian traditions through song, dance, and food.
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Attend the screening of a documentary by an Oscar nominee!
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Nothing to fret! Unless you’re a sophomore…(jk)
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So many nuisances, so little space, one unanswered question: why would a man be there?
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Judith Butler will be speaking in Pulitzer Hall tonight alongside scholars Emily Raboteau and Alisa Solomon.
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