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‘A Quiet Place’ pairs horror and parenthood
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‘A Quiet Place’ pairs horror and parenthood

Getting a hand squeezed until it’s purple and refusing to breathe for 95 minutes on a Friday night is the only way to view “A Quiet Place.” If a pregnant friend is present to soak in the mother-protecting-her-young narrative, it’s a trifecta. Director John Krasinski stars as family man Lee in his new horror movie,...

Celebrating the last four years with ‘The Last Five’
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Celebrating the last four years with ‘The Last Five’

On Thursday senior Glynis Gilio will fulfill her 10-year-long dream: to perform the musical “The Last Five Years.” Gilio’s passion for singing developed in middle school when she attended a fine arts camp in northern Michigan. During the those two summers she learned about Jason Robert Brown and his 2001 musical “The Last Five Years.”...

Shakespeare in the Solarium
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Shakespeare in the Solarium

Take a journey to Shakespeare’s 16th-century Italy and venture into the Mauck Solarium far from the frigid weather for this spring’s annual Shakespeare in the Arb production of “The Merchant of Venice” on April 14th-15th at 2 p.m. An enduring Shakespearean comedy, “The Merchant of Venice” develops a traditional message of justice and channels, according...

Jazz and Harry James
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Jazz and Harry James

Students, faculty, and community members have the unique opportunity to hear big band jazz that’s straight from the middle of the last century this weekend. The Harry James Orchestra will be performing in the Searle Center at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, along with several student jazz combos while audience members can listen, eat hor d’oeuvres,...

Alumni release album, ‘Lost Mary’
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Alumni release album, ‘Lost Mary’

Somewhere in early April of my freshman year, I found myself attending the 11:30 a.m. Sunday Mass at St. Anthony’s nearly every weekend. This was not because I loved the semi-Latin liturgy. I had found a place to drink, sing, and smoke indoors on late Saturday nights. Most current Hillsdale students are too young to...