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Five Signs That You Miss Your Pet

Seeing a dog or cat around campus is hypnotizing, I immediately can’t think of anything else but wanting to pet them. These thoughts eventually lead to my dog and thinking about how I wish I could be with her.

by Kathryn Shantz, on Life in Orange and Blue

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Academics

Fun Facts about Going to the Theater in the 19th Century

Popular theater in nineteenth-century Britain drew enormous audiences and exerted tremendous influence on writers in other genres. Sadly, though, it has a bad reputation as “the nadir of the English drama.” Other than late-century playwrights like Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw, most writers for the nineteenth-century stage are rarely taught in college courses or performed in theaters anymore.

by Dr. Emily Tucker, on English Department

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"And When She was Bad, She was Terrific"

Legendary director Cecil B. DeMille said Barb Stanwyck was his favorite actress, director Billy Wilder said “she was the best,” and another director, Frank Capra, said, “Stanwyck doesn’t act a scene, she lives it.”

by Derek Emerson, on Knickerbocker Film Series

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