JustArts 2013-2014 Year in Review
The past year has been a whirlwind of arts events. From comedy shows to romantic plays to slam poetry, this is a reflection of the 2013 to 2014 academic year in Brandeis arts.
The past year has been a whirlwind of arts events. From comedy shows to romantic plays to slam poetry, this is a reflection of the 2013 to 2014 academic year in Brandeis arts.
To be a fan of a long-running music group or artist is to live with perpetual disappointment. The newest album will never match up to that first hit that made you fall in love.
Mixed-up twins. Physical comedy. Drunk knights.
Throwing pies, strutting in suits and dancing to choreography are not normally part of the fight against cancer.
Imagine you are a soldier. You are sexually assaulted by one of your comrades and are able to bring the issue before a military court.
Have you ever taken a photography class at Brandeis, participated in the Senior Festival or enjoyed a MusicUnitesUS performance?
A cappella. Dancing. Stand-up comedy. Coconuts. An American Idol contestant. These were only some of the numerous acts performed at AYALA, a variety show hosted by Brandeis' South East Asia Club to raise money for communities affected by Typhoon Haiyan, a major tropical cyclone that devastated the Philippines in November.
As soon as Spain scored the winning goal of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, I started to get excited for 2014.
In an initiative for women's education in the Middle East, students and guests gathered in the Shapiro Campus Center on Saturday for a morning of hands-on activism.
One of the first songs I remember learning was "If I Had A Hammer" by Pete Seeger. My grandmother would always sing the liberal folk music canon to my sister and me: "If I Had A Hammer," "Union Maid," "This Land Is Your Land," and countless others.
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