Bard scores with Shore
Sophie Shao fronts American Symphony Orchestra this weekend in world premiere of famed film composer’s Mythic Gardens The American
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The Cabin in the Woods may be final word in teen slasher movies
Just a few weeks back, while reviewing The Hunger Games, Your Humble Correspondent swore up and down that I detest
SUNY-New Paltz revives Cabaret
Quick question: Who starred as Sally Bowles in the original Broadway production of Kander and Ebb’s musical Cabaret? Nope. It
Something Wilde: SUNY-Ulster’s The Importance of Being Earnest
The original 1895 London stage production of The Importance of Being Earnest was, ironically, both the peak of Oscar Wilde’s
Film examines cancer survivor’s quest to track carcinogens
The famous quote “We all live downstream” seems to be attributed most often to Japanese-Canadian environmental activist David Suzuki, best-known
Ashley Poulin illustrates classic kids’ song “Risseldy Rosseldy”
If you were a young art student dreaming of a career writing and illustrating children’s books, what would be the
Angling for answers in Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
There’s a hallowed Hollywood tradition that times of financial hardship are supposed to be Golden Ages for romantic comedy films.
Dr. Donald P. Christian will be sworn in as SUNY New Paltz president next Friday
Former provost and vice president for Academic Affairs Dr. Donald P. Christian has served as interim president of SUNY New
Jeff Who Lives at Home is a slacker with a big heart
Despite the fact that the phenomenon of “boomerang kids” in their 20s coming back home to live with their parents
Nora Scarlett’s “Trunks of the Gunks” at Unison
When we’re out hiking in the Gunks together, my Significant Other is always looking at the big picture, shooting