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Shay Z. Pezzulo
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Are You Artsy Enough for This Arts Puzzle?
Instructions: This puzzle is based on sequential logic. Use your answer to the question immediately before to help answer the next question.
Portrait of an Artist: Ali L. Astin ’19
The Crimson sat down with theater student Ali Astin to talk about being a baby hobbit, her multifaceted role in the world of film and theater, and her philosophy on self-advocacy in art.
Love Languages in ‘Game of Thrones’ in Final Season Premiere
Do you have a crush on Cersei, Drogon, or Bran? Want to know the way to their heart? Let’s see what we can learn about their love languages.
Boston Flower and Garden Show Offers Hope for Spring
Immediately beyond the abundant, multi-colored floral arrangements guarding the venue’s entrance, an entire path of award-winning landscape gardens greeted attendees.
Eclectic and Electrifying, Solange Seduces in ‘When I Get Home’
Solange’s fourth studio album is a mellow, intoxicating experience — slightly drifting, yet purposefully so.
‘Work Wife’ is an Empowering Ode to a Healthy Work Life
Erica Cerulo and Claire Mazur’s “Work Wife” offers better wellness and relationship advice than most “Cosmopolitan” articles and Barnes & Noble self-help books.
If You Think Avril Lavigne is a ‘Dumb Blonde,’ Watch Her Prove You Wrong
A salute to songs played on iPod nanos and sang along to in the shower, “Dumb Blonde” is a shameless pleasure with an enticingly subtle feminist theme.