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During the Cold War, playing ice hockey in the Soviet Union was a way to represent your nation and your national way of life. Read more…
Archive for Whitney McIntosh
('17, English/Political Science) is from Melbourne, Australia. Often tragically misunderstood because of her Aussie accent, she hopes instead to be understood in print.
In the Rhythm of a Heartbeat Jessica Waldman '15 on acting & Ophelia
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Meet Hamlet’s Ophelia. Read more…
How (not) to Change the World
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The voyagers were characterized by long beards and bright attire; the voyage, a kaleidoscope of camaraderie, psychedelics and idealism. Read more…
StAR Takes On Sundance 2015 23 Mini-Reviews from the Festival
From quirky documentaries to psychological thrillers, Sundance 2015 was a great success. Read more…
When Nature Beckons A review of Wild and Tracks
Two films released in 2014, Wild and Tracks, again chronicle true stories of two women who travel into the dark throes of the wilderness, experiencing the sublime in both its beauty and its dangers. Read more…
Documenting Sincerity in J. Christian Jensen’s ‘White Earth’ (UNAFF 2014)
The first frames of the short film White Earth depict an otherworldly landscape of endless white plains and tall churning structures of the oil industry; a fusion of man and land only decoded through the innocence and clarity of child voices. Read more…