Performing in front of large audiences has never been a challenge for me. Even as a little girl, I was always eager to take the stage and act, dance, or even present speeches. As much as I’ve loved to sing, though, I have never been
This past Saturday, Nov. 20 at 7:30pm, the students in Beloit’s Dance program were given the chance to show off what they’ve been working on this semester in a series of stunning and elaborate performances. The doors to the Neese Theater were opened early, and
An iconic staple in the vinyl collection of any classic rock fan, Supertamp’s “Breakfast In America” is an album that helped pave the way for future generations of rock musicians to experiment with different genres. Released in 1979 as the band’s sixth album, Supertramp used
This year’s Fall Theatre production, The Revolutionists, took place Nov. 4, 5, 6 and Nov. 11, 12, 13. Written by Lauren Gunderson and Directed by Amy L. Sarno, the audience is brought to 1793 Paris, where playwright Olympe de Gouge (Played by The Round Table’s
It was the promise of free pizza that drew students to the Wright Museum on the afternoon of Nov. 9, but it was the talent of their peers that convinced them to stick around. The event showcased the creativity of students in the Advanced Mentoring
Yet again, I’ve chosen to review one of my favorite albums of all time. Many songs from this album have made a resurgence in popularity via Tik Tok, so this review may be of great interest to Tik Tokers! “Vampire Weekend,” the 2008 debut album
On Fri Nov. 5, the Rocky Horror Shadowcast was held at Wilson Theatre. Doors opened at 9p.m, and within a half hour, every seat was filled. Students were greeted by ID checkers and some lingerie-wearing Transylvanins marking admittance in red lipstick. At 9:30 the pre-show
Behold! The album that produced everyone’s favorite guilty pleasure song: “Fergalicious.” Released in 2006, “The Dutchess” was Fergie’s solo debut album. This 13-track album experiments with a plethora of musical genres, and covers an array of themes. While songs like “Fergalicious,” “Clumsy,” and “London Bridge”
*CORRECTION: Beloit College does pay for filtered water, not the THDA Department. Beloit College is not in direct violation of OSHA. However, the opinions of this article are not specifically in regard to who pays for the water, but rather critique the financial choices of
On Oct. 22, senior studio art majors Rahul Basu and Hannah Kang opened their very first gallery at Gallery ABBA. Located downtown, on the corner of Pleasant Street and Grand Avenue sits the Center for Entrepreneurship in Liberal Education at Beloit (CELEB). Gallery ABBA is