Category Archives: Online Exclusives
Artist Spotlight: Coasts
This week, your semi-competent but enthusiastic DJ from The Giggs is bringing the Bristol band, Coasts, across the big pond and into your aural cavities. Coasts ain’t your typical formulaic … Continue reading
An Evening with Elie Wisel
“I cling to words,” said Elie Wiesel, a Holocaust survivor and famed author and ethicist, at his much anticipated Barnard appearance on Thursday, October 11th. “I still believe in language,” he … Continue reading
40 Years and One Film Later
| by Sheli Paige Frank| By 6:30 PM on Thursday, September 13th, the Event Oval was buzzing with excitement and curiosity as the diverse audience—from elderly men and women to … Continue reading
Gender and Performance : Stepping into the Shoes of a Female Lead
By Chana Tolchin When The Help came out this past summer, my mom and I practically had to drag my dad and brothers to the theater. It was a girls’ … Continue reading
Wonder Woman Follow Up: An Interview With Kristy Guevara-Flanagan
In our April issue, we detailed the development of women’s history as told through the story of Wonder Woman, the sexy comic book character whose kick-ass style has changed with … Continue reading
Pop Up Shops
By Amanda Schwartz It’s almost summer time! What better way to cool down on a hot, New York summer day than with an ice pop? When you hear “ice pop” … Continue reading
You Belong Here… Right?
By Margot Gardin We have all seen it. We’ve passed it on our way to class, when we stop for coffee, or when we stand outside to chat with friends; … Continue reading
Sound Check: Jack’s Mannequin Concert Review
By Christine Petrin If there exists an ideal echelon of fame, then Jack’s Mannequin has found it. The California band fronted by lead singer Andrew McMahon can’t quite book Madison … Continue reading
The Single Girl’s Guide
By Mara Schwartz Alright Barnard women, it’s that time of the year again. No, I’m not talking about Presidents’ Day, I’m talking about Valentine’s Day. The Bulletin wants you to … Continue reading
A Day in the Life: When Busy Is an Understatement
By Ellen Watkins Image courtesy of Olivia Levine The Barnard woman has many incarnations, from neuroscientist to art historian to political theorist. Of these many archetypes, few are as hard … Continue reading
