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Arts & Entertainment

“The Company We Keep” by Jason Silva ‘26, Featured at the Below The Line Film Festival   

“The Company We Keep” by Jason Silva ‘26 movie posterCHILLBP.COM / COURTESY Sarah Rolka, Asst. Features Editor On Oct. 2 and 3, Jason Silva, ‘26, was featured in the Below The Line Film Festival for his original short film “The Company We Keep.” The screening was held at the historic Church of the Transfiguration in the Episcopal Actors Guild Hall.   Silva’s short film is a … Continue reading “The Company We Keep” by Jason Silva ‘26, Featured at the Below The Line Film Festival   

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Movie Review: “Lars and The Real Girl” 

Movie poster for “Lars and The Real Girl”@JIMHARRISDESIGNS / INSTAGRAM María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor  How do you handle grief? Do you hide? Do you take it on and decide to make the best of it, or do you cry and beg for someone to come tell you what to do? Grief to me is really confusing.   There is a very specific socially accepted … Continue reading Movie Review: “Lars and The Real Girl” 

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Arts & Entertainment, The Book Nook

Book Nook: Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi

Lois Boateng, Social Media Editor I had always heard about this book called “Homegoing,” by the Ghanaian-American author Yaa Gyasi, but I never actually got the chance to read it.   I was eventually gifted the book by my aunt, who is a book fanatic and is always recommending different ones to me. I recently gained a strong interest in reading African literature. So, I was … Continue reading Book Nook: Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi

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Book Nook: “The Silent Patient,” by Alex Michaelides 

Erioluwa Akin-Salami, Contributor I started “The Silent Patient” by Alex Michaelides twice.   The first time, I read a few chapters and dropped it. A couple of months later, I gave the book another chance. Now, I can confidently say giving this book a second chance was one of the best decisions I have ever made.   What hooked me was that every time I brought the … Continue reading Book Nook: “The Silent Patient,” by Alex Michaelides 

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Top Secret Comedy: Scatterbomb Returns with First Show of the Year! 

Performers “snuck” into Hayden 100 as part of their secret entrance. ZENDRAH BONNICK / THE QUADRANGLE Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor On Friday, Oct. 2, Scatterbomb, returned with their first show of the year, following a theme of spies and secret agents. The Quadrangle newspaper conducted interviews on the night of the performance with the troupe’s members and audience.  Declan Boyle, club secretary and a … Continue reading Top Secret Comedy: Scatterbomb Returns with First Show of the Year! 

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Movie Review: Bring Her Back  

Movie poster from “Bring Her Back”, designed 2025.@EMPIREDESIGNSTUDIOS / INSTAGRAM Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor “Bring Her Back” is a film directed by Michael and Danny Philippou, popular Australian YouTubers and directors of the critically acclaimed horror film “Talk to Me.”    The film follows two siblings: Andy, the eldest, played by Billy Barrett, and his stepsister Piper, played by Sora Wong. After the death of … Continue reading Movie Review: Bring Her Back  

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Movie Review: The Witch 

María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor While searching for horror films that were not too frightening in an attempt to build my courage, I stumbled upon Robert Eggers’ “The Witch” (2015) and have been unable to stop thinking about it. The film explores religious paranoia and misogyny through Thomasin and her Puritan family, who are banished from their community after her father clashes with its leadership.  From … Continue reading Movie Review: The Witch 

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Arts & Entertainment, Jasper Jams

Songs to Listen to During the Hour-and-a-Half Gap in Your Schedule 

María Castaño, A&E Editor  With the beginning of a new semester always comes new challenges, and as a commuter, a recurring theme I have to grapple with is the almost inevitable dead spaces in between classes that I have to do something with. It is scientifically proven that being productive during those times is harder than walking barefoot on glass, so the temptation to just … Continue reading Songs to Listen to During the Hour-and-a-Half Gap in Your Schedule 

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LOTUS Magazine Hosts Fashion Show for Their 18th Issue

A stand to purchase a copy of Issue 18.  MISHA JABAL-ABADI / THE QUADRANGLE  Misha Jabal-Abadi, Asst. Production Editor   On Friday, April 25, LOTUS Magazine held its annual fashion show at the 5th floor of Kelly Commons, where a number of designers showed off their collections to a crowd of over a hundred people. This year, six designers created pieces that fit the theme of “metamorphosis,” which is … Continue reading LOTUS Magazine Hosts Fashion Show for Their 18th Issue

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