"Poison Sonnets"
After years of waiting, English professor Joseph Heithaus finally accomplished one of the greatest feats a poetry author can be faced with — publishing...
Life creates colorful canvas of positive, negative events
We all make mistakes, some of us more than others. And I don't know about you, but I tend to be on the side that...
Tension & Contrast
Exams and final papers weren't the only things that some Tigers turned in last semester. Students enrolled in studio art courses had the opportunity...
Time to restore America?
It is primary (or caucus) season around the country, and millions of Americans are gearing up for the 2012 presidential race. We already know...
Spielberg's at it again with another moving film
Any filmgoer worth his salt knows the characteristics of a Spielberg film — the extraordinariness of the circumstances, the indulgently stylized cinematography, the optimism...
Students get glimpse of inner workings of Super Bowl
Last fall, when current DePauw senior Michael Rardon prepared for his final year, he had already completed his three required Winter Terms. But then...
Art is particular to a culture
Now that everyone is back from their eclectic Winter Terms and settling into the new semester, it is hard to think about anything other...
Mysteries... And Smaller Pieces
Fri @ 7:30 p..m. Sat @ 7:30 p.m. Sun @ 3:00 p.m. in Moore Theatre A spotlight shown upon eight pairs of shoes at center stage. The bodies...
Art students put up their work for visitng prof., possible awards
Art students awaiting the Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition will have a suspenseful wait until Thursday, Feb. 9. With their works submitted, the students...
"Extremely Loud" portrays grief, relief in time of tragedy
Film junkies across America have undoubtedly witnessed the brouhaha surrounding "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close." It seems that members of the film community either...