Revived opera
By: Annie Sragner, Assistant Arts and Life Editor The department of music has unleashed the world of opera into the Towson community. Two
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Renting at the Reels: A Redmayne success
By: Kaitlyn McKay, Columnist “The Theory of Everything” follows the relationship between world-famous physicist Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne) and his first wife, Jane
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Nick’s 2015 Oscar Reactions: NPH shines in debut
By: Nick Salacki, Contributing Writer As the award season has officially come to an end, so comes the talk about who actually won
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Starving Student: Crockpot chili for the cold weather
By: Jonathan Munshaw, Editor-in-chief I moved to Maryland from Connecticut when I was in first grade. I hardly even remember anything about
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GoodEats: Baltimore’s Best
By: Taylor Seidel, Columnist Baltimore is a city full of culture, history and some fantastic food. Like any big city, restaurants differ exponentially
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Currently Caitlin: 40 years of sketch comedy
By: Caitlin Moynihan, Columnist I’ll be the first to admit that over the weekend I was nervous that I wouldn’t have anything to
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G’Day USA: Aussie to American
By: Stephanie Foster, Columnist Since commencing my studies as an Australian exchange student in the fall of last year, I have been asked
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A creative outlet
By: Christine LaFrancesca, Staff Writer In the spirit of celebrating African American culture in the month of February, the Center for Student Diversity
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Artists compete for Tigerfest spot
By: Robert Wood, Assistant Arts & Life Editor It has been four years in the making but the rappers of Hear No Evil
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Renting at the Reels: Thrills in all the right places
By: Kaitlyn McKay, Columnist In “A Walk Among the Tombstones,” Matthew Scudder (Liam Neeson) is an ex-cop who now works as an unlicensed
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