Culture
Liv on the Edge
Liv on the Edge: Things to do when we return
Oh, the places we’ll go, like Dr. Seuss says. Here’s a list of things we can do around Rochester whenever we see it again.
Books
Boccaccio’s Decameron: Lessons from the Black Death
Keep your chin up and your friends close, and keep Boccaccio in mind.
Television
‘The Clone Wars’ final season is a poignant exploration of war
The last season deals with an important question: How do you win a war?
D-Day
AJR’s D-Day concert was an intimate success
UR students were given an intimate and engaging experience that just about met every expectation possible given our current circumstances.
Frat Review
Goodbye forever, Frat Road!
All those nights where we danced in someone else’s basement, I couldn’t help but think about violence.
Fashion
Liv on the Edge: Cher and the naked dress
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the transparent dress Cher wore to the 1974 Met Gala, otherwise known as the “naked dress.”
Not Vanilla
Not Vanilla: Goodbye
This column has helped me think critically about media that I previously took for granted.
albums of the week
Culture’s albums of the week 4/27
This week’s local artist is the legendary drummer Steve Gadd!
Liv on the Edge
Liv on the Edge: Slowly getting by
Sometimes, if I wave, the bus driver honks and waves back. That’s my world right now. Well, that and Slowly, a free app my friend Ashley showed me.
Movies
Not Vanilla: Is the hype train harmful or helpful?
It’s hard to avoid hype. I’ve often been frustrated by movie hype, because I get scared that when I finally see the movie I’ll be let down.
