ARTS & CULTURE
Mentally, I’m in a visual novel
Breaking the ordinary of dating simulators Content warnings: mental illness, murder Visual novels, especially dating sims, have been stereotyped to death. There is very much ...
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The love of the thrill
An exploration of crime literature To turn the page and discover new facts, expose a new suspect, uncover a betrayal, and to find a shock ...
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A Rebours and the charm of Bladee
I spent my summer reading A Rebours by Joris-Karl Huysmans, a story about a frail young misanthrope named Des Esseintes living in 19th-century Paris who ...
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Trinity College Dramatic Society’s Urinetown sets the standard for campus theater
Resistance, queerness, and performance perfection It’s only September, and Urinetown at the Theatre Pass Murielle has already given every other campus production a run for ...
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Fruit proves Descartes right
Chicago chef’s use of a strawberry and tomato exhibit René Descartes’ deceptive senses Strawberries that taste like tomatoes? Floating apple-flavoured balloons made of sugar? While ...
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Epic poem or epic fail?
Does reading the text of Homer’s epic really help us Ody-See more clearly? Sing to me muse, of a buy-one-get-one-free hardcover book deal. Bookstore sales ...
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