Emma Pulizzi, Contributing Writer
March 2, 2019
Filed under Living Arts
Elli Crocker is a professor of studio art at Clark University, and has been the director of the Schiltkamp Gallery in the Traina Center for the Arts for the past three years. She currently teaches “Gallery Culture and Practice,...
Emma Pulizzi, Contributing Writer
March 2, 2019
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As Frances Garrett (also known as Frances Forever) was explaining the feeling of sharing her music with the public, a Clark University student approached her in the Academic Commons, gushing, “I’ve been listening to your music on...
March 2, 2019
Oscar Kim Bauman, Scarlet Staff
February 22, 2019
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On February 15th and 16th, in Atwood Hall, Clark’s production of The Vagina Monologues presented a wide range of experiences about women’s sexual and personal identities, ranging from the humorous to the heart-wrenching. Pro...
Kenny Liappes, Contributing Writer
February 22, 2019
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This past weekend the Regatta Players, a local theatre group based in Shrewsbury, Mass. put on a production of Drinking Habits, a play written by Tom Smith. The play is a form of comedic farce that tells the story of two reporters, Sall...
Kaila Skeet Browning, Scarlet Staff
February 22, 2019
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On Friday February 1, the entryway to the ArtsWorcester gallery was crowded with families, Clark students, and other members of the Worcester community. All of them had one thing in common: a love of art and an interest in the w...
Monica Sager, Scarlet Staff
February 22, 2019
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Shakespeare and Company performed Hamlet at the Little Center Wednesday, February 13 as part of the group’s Northeast regional tour of Shakespeare.
Hamlet “is a play—possibly the play—that speaks to us on the most p...
February 15, 2019
Jason Fehrnstrom, Opinions Editor
February 15, 2019
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The most beautiful thing about “coming of age” films is that they have the capacity to resonate with disparate audiences, regardless of where, when and how the film takes place. Conceivably, the literal content of the film...
Jason Fehrnstrom, Opinions Editor
February 8, 2019
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This past week students and community members gathered for a Clark University Film Society screening of Overlord, a fast-paced, ravishing revisionist World War 2 movie turned nazi-zombie thriller. The film, which was released this p...
February 2, 2019
Katherine Hamilton, Editor-In-Chief
December 10, 2018
Filed under Living Arts
Who would Jesus deport? It’s a question you may not have asked yourself, but one that will stick with you like a bumper sticker that someone else put on your car. It is indeed a question that could only emerge from the mind...
