The 1953 Japanese Kaidan film, "Ugetsu," is one of director Kenji Mizoguchi’s most chilling visions. Through it, he paints a tainted portrait of the past, colored by explorations of strife and destruction inherent to patriarchy.
Do yourself a favor and give emo a shot. Your phase might just become an eternal love.
If you and your partner want to pursue different things, then you should. You’re supposed to, and that’s what college is for.
After a summer tour around Europe and the United Kingdom, Harry Styles is back in North America with another leg of “Love on Tour.”
Each Wednesday, I’ll answer your burning questions about campus life — from choosing a major to choosing a boyfriend — be sure to send your questions to your resident certified know-it-all.
One of the most frustrating elements of the film is the refusal of people to trust Dibiasky and Mindy. The viewer is left wondering, “Why would anyone trust the authority of talk-show hosts over astronomers when looking for information about a comet?” Unfortunately, we can ask parallel questions about the real world. For example, “Why would anyone listen to Tucker Carlson instead of scientists on the issue of climate change?”
