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Archive for Kelsey Dayton
(‘15) hails from Cotati, California and has a compulsive obsession with all things film, politics, and creative writing. Her favorite pastimes include overanalyzing screenplays while watching TV, hiking, and running illegally through other people’s property.
would it kill ya to call your mother: YOUR WEEK NINE PLAYLIST
Papa can you hear me?
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The Hollow Marvel Machine
To comment on Avengers: Age of Ultron is akin to commenting on the efficiency of motor gears rather than “writing about art.” Read more…
The Dark American Dream A Review of All My Sons
When you realize your family members are playing by a different set of rules and aspiring to a contradictory set of values, which game do you choose to play? Read more…
you can go your own way: YOUR WEEK SEVEN PLAYLIST
No more I love yous.
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Moments of Pause VII: Extra Cheese
Something’s fishy here and it’s not the anchovies. Read more…
The World According to Rainn Wilson
Rainn Wilson came to Stanford on Friday night and pulled off something that only one with his esteemed level of cultural cachet could. Read more…
spring breakers: YOUR WEEK ONE PLAYLIST
The sun-soaked spring quarter marathon commences, and we’re kicking it off with some spring break favorites. Ten weeks till summer, team. Read more…
The Unforeseen Obstacles of Growing Up A Review of Mirror Image
When Mirror Image goes up tonight at Dinkelspiel Auditorium, the student audience might very well recognize themselves in the show. Read more…
Where Science and Story Meet Scott Z. Burns Visits Stanford
To weave scientific rationality into emotionally resonant stories is to make the oftentimes alienating pure logic of science accessible to the average viewer. Read more…