Archives - Mahnoor Raza
Eastman
‘La La Land in Concert’: Not a waste of a lovely night
If the medium is the message, this remediation of the film with a live orchestra was the best possible love letter to live music.
English Department
In memoriam: Professor Ezra Tawil
The Campus Times invited Professor Ezra Tawil's students and colleagues to share reflections in remembrance of him.
girlhood
I’m just a girl (and it scares me)
With the fresh start of adulthood, it now feels okay to put the training wheels back on.
Alumni
From the Archives: LOGOS and Campus Times finally bury the hatchet
Dan Kimmel says that, in addition to finding an audience and an identity, LOGOS helped him find his voice.
art
How being a frog on a lily pad might save the world
The issue of who is mute and who can speak lies at the core of the climate crisis.
diversity day
Students mesmerized by multicultural celebration
“This feels like D-Day, but the D stands for diversity,” visibly-excited sophomore Chad Smith told the Campus Times during a mid-program intermission.
Books
Rereading ‘The Odyssey’: Personal and political translations
In many ways, Mendelsohn’s visit to the University was focused on expanding our understanding of the many voyages we embark on throughout our lives.
art
“Sites and Non-Sites”: An exhibit of glacial proportions
This site-specific installation represents how “the natural rhythms of the earth, although slow and sometimes not obvious, impact how we live today.”
Video game
Looking back on pandemic-time play
We will also look back on this period through the lens of the art that defined it, and as one of the most immersive forms of entertainment, video games have made a definitive mark on our shared memory of the pandemic.
Music
Pressing play in a world on pause
Music has enabled us to wallow in our emotions and connect with ourselves and others who were feeling the same way. For these reasons, the noticeable increase in our consumption and sharing of music comes as no surprise.
