Thursday, April 23



LCC Theatre Company proceeds with spring show of three one-acts

After an actress did a cold reading for a male role in his script, third-year English student Mike Bedard was influenced to change the character's gender completely, proving that in the theater, anything goes. Read more...

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Second-year art history student Linda Fernandez and fourth-year computer science student Wahid Chowdhury act out a freeze scene as other LCC members put them in different poses. LCC will perform its spring show, “Proceed With Caution,” through Wednesday.


“˜Point(s) of Contact’ celebrates students’ yearlong journey

Maddie Schwarz read about a cell called the tonic neuron that keeps a constant beat; sometimes it is even referred to as a metronome neuron because it sets the pace for the cells around it. Schwarz saw the neuron as a metaphor for tap dancing, and it eventually inspired a dance piece that she will perform today and Saturday. Read more...

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Maddie Schwarz’s performance is inspired by the tonic neuron, also known as the metronome neuron because it keeps a constant beat. Schwarz’s piece is part of the world arts and cultures/dance Senior Honors Project.



Movie Review: 'Battleship'

Loud. Louder. Loudest. Those are the three different volumes present in one of the first summer blockbusters of the year, "Battleship." The movie's plot is relatively simple. Humans have sent a radio signal out to deep space and it has finally been answered by things that are unequivocally hostile. A group of ships crashes into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Oahu, right in the middle of naval war games. Read more...

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Universal Pictures