FUAM Brings Roman Masterpieces to U.S. for First Time Alicia Phaneuf February 7, 2018 During my art history course in Florence we had a few free days to “rome” around Italy and explore different art, architecture and sites for ourselves. While in Rome, a group of friends and I decided to...
Timberlake’s ‘Filthy’ Album Alicia Phaneuf February 7, 2018 Justin Timberlake traded in his suit and tie for jeans and a flannel, and no, it wasn’t for the best. Timberlake’s latest album, “Man of the Woods,” dropped on Friday, Feb. 2, just two days before his...
Paul Taylor Dancers Bring Elegance to Quick Center Alicia Phaneuf January 31, 2018 Audience members were brought to their feet in a standing ovation after the Paul Taylor Dance Company’s performance on Jan. 26 at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Performing Arts. The company performed...
A Crack in ‘The Mirror’ Alicia Phaneuf January 30, 2018 This week we're talking about DSB Construction, the tide pod controversy, a recap of the 60th Annual Grammy Awards and updates from mens basketball against Iona College. Find out what’s coming up in The...
SAG Awards Support Female Actors Alicia Phaneuf January 24, 2018 Have no fear, award show season is here! Knowing that many of you were too busy watching the Eagles vs. Vikings game on Sunday, Jan. 21 and missed the 24th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, I decided to...
Underwood ‘Champions’ the Super Bowl Alicia Phaneuf January 24, 2018 Anyone who knows me knows that the only two reasons why I watch the Super Bowl are for the wings and for the halftime show. However, there is always one aspect that is also overlooked during this major...
The Mirror Abroad: Alicia’s Adventures Alicia Phaneuf January 24, 2018 Carpe diem — seize the day. One of my many purchases over the course of the 12 days I spent abroad was a €4 t-shirt from Rome that reads, “carpe diem.” For those who aren’t literature buffs like...
A Crack in ‘The Mirror’ Alicia Phaneuf January 23, 2018 We are starting off the semester with a discussion on March for Life, a review of “Constellations” and a preview of what you can expect at the Super Bowl. Find out what’s coming up in our first issue...
Artwork of the Ocean Should Be Left Uncensored Alicia Phaneuf December 6, 2017 When I think of the word “censor” I think of TV stations beeping out profane language prior to airing an episode, or radio stations substituting “f***ing” for “loving” in major pop songs. So,...
‘A Glee Filled Christmas’ Brings Holiday Cheer Alicia Phaneuf December 6, 2017 A red curtain with white lights in the shape of snowflakes set the tone for Glee’s annual Holiday Concert. Upon walking into the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, I was greeted with ushers in festive...
