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‘Her’ examines romantic expectation, reality

Spike Jonze’s new film is to the Encyclopedia Britannica what the average movie is to a pamphlet. In fact, it rewrites the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Men’s basketball strives to solidify top-four finish in conference

Barring an unlikely bid to a postseason tournament, the men’s basketball team will play its final two games of the season this weekend.

Slavery and Justice Center relocates to Waterman

The Center for the Study of Slavery and Justice will move into a new home in August when it leaves Alumnae Hall for 94 Waterman St.

Lecture explores community building through art

Local artists shared their stories with an audience of students and art enthusiasts at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art.

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‘Youth’ in revolt dig into race, sex and rock-and-roll

‘Iolanthe’ is the seventh of Gilbert and Sullivan’s 14 comedic operas produced between 1871 and 1896.

Gilbert and Sullivan hits high note with ‘Iolanthe’

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Fall Dance Concert showcases range of student choreography

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Diamonds & Coal: March 7, 2014

Cubic zirconia to the student who said, “I have a lot less time to be a student and a person.” Just like everybody in CHEM 0350: “Organic Chemistry.”

Feldman '15: Online courses are off target

Education is a gift and a blessing regardless of the medium through which it is received.

Sundlee '16: Offshoring casualties

Global integration is a new theater for class warfare, and it is a war the ultra-rich are winning through offshoring and corruption.

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Deborah Willis, chair of the department of photography and imaging at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, signs copies of her recently published book prior to Tuesday evening’s lecture.

Lecture presents black history through art

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