Even when I still ate meat, I loved Meatless Monday. Saying this is much like a middle school student who openly admits to enjoying school.
Posted inArts, Film
Sundance: ‘Colette’ and ‘Wildlife’
Dano lets his characters live in the scene, often choosing to keep the camera stationary, highlighting the characters’ raw movements and emotions.
Posted inArts, Community Culture
A night in Oz with Alexander’s ‘Over the Rainbow’
FK Alexander’s performance is honest, selfless and empowering.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Rishabh Kewalramani: Don’t do it, Oprah
“Can we please watch anything else?” I implored my mother as I sat down for my after-school snack while secretly hoping she wouldn’t acquiesce to my demand. My bus dropped me off every day just in time for “The Oprah Winfrey Show” to come on at 4:00 p.m., and I had grown very fond of […]
Posted inFilm
Sundance Review: ‘Leave No Trace’ marks Debra Granik’s return to excellent narrative filmmaking
“Leave No Trace” is a patient and heart-wrenching tale of father and daughter living off the grid, in the wilderness and on the run from authorities that wish to incarcerate them in ordinary domesticity.
Posted inArts, Film
Ian Harris: The Power of Podcasts
While podcasts have become popular, they have yet to achieve the level of critical and commercial success of TV, movies and music.
Posted inMen's Basketball
Simmons continues to earn trust, playing time
Coming into the year, the departure of Derrick Walton Jr. was perhaps the most painful roster hit for the Wolverines. Jaaron Simmons was supposed to make it hurt a little bit less.
Posted inStatement
Critical Questions: Political correctness
If political correctness seems like something that stifles free speech, that means there are people abusing the word to their own advantage.
Posted inHockey, Men's Basketball
In adversity-filled month, Robinson finally gets his break
Robinson took advantage of his opportunity on Sunday, taking shots that he passed on in prior games.
Posted inStudent Government
University Council discusses vacation policy, B10 Voting Challenge
In its second meeting of the semester, the University Council assembled Monday night to discuss student break reform, an anti-Semitism training and the Big Ten Voting Challenge. Public Policy senior Ben Keller, senior policy advisor to LSA senior Anushka Sarkar, the University of Michigan’s Central Student Government president, began the meeting with presenting a reform for […]