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Review: 40 Years Later—ABBA’s Farewell ‘Voyage’ Comes out with a Dazzling Bang

Dorian Park Wang
Nov 12, 2021
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“Hope is the Thing With Feathers”: Gelb Gallery Hosts Exhibit In Memoriam of Emily Trespas

Sarah Hassanein
Nov 12, 2021
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Astronomy Club x The Pariah: Creating a Space for Connections Between Astronomy and Writing

Alicia Zhang
Nov 12, 2021
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‘Last Night in Soho’ — A Dream Turns to a Nightmare

Guilherme Lima
Nov 12, 2021
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Chamber Orchestra Shares Its Harmonic Cohesion and Familial Connection

Serafina Nordenflycht, Aydin Hirschman
Nov 12, 2021
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Academy Concert Band Members Showcase Their Connection With Holst and Stravinsky

Ashley Park, Athena Rhee
Nov 12, 2021
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“Life Itself” Dance Performance Celebrates Meaningful Human Experiences Despite Show-Cancelling Technical Difficulties

Ava Chen
Nov 12, 2021
Arts

“Anon(ymous)” Production Delivers Nuanced Performance Conveying Themes of Belonging and Connection

Chloe Rhee
Nov 12, 2021
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Violinist Cathy Cho ’22 Finds Friendship and Mentors through Bonding with Andover Music Community

Sarah Hassanein
Nov 6, 2021
Arts Look of the Week

Look of the Weekend: From Disney Classics to “Celestial” Elegance, Halloween and GSA Ball Showcase Array of Student Outfits

Chloe Rhee, Sarah Hassanein
Nov 6, 2021
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Review of “Night Teeth”: Netflix’s New Vampire Movie Fails to Leave a Mark

Jackie Li
Nov 6, 2021
Arts

AWA and G.S.A. Collaborate Held First Ever Creative Writing Cafe Themed, “Queering Your Writing”

Athena Rhee, Ashley Park
Nov 6, 2021
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Artist Feature: Belle Brown ’23 Views Art Through Emotional Eyes

Serafina Nordenflycht
Nov 6, 2021
Arts

Solar Lu ’24 Combines “Mystical” Style and Realistic Portraiture to Comment on Identity

Ava Chen
Nov 6, 2021
Arts

Review: “My Hero Academia: World Heroes’ Mission” Doesn’t ‘Go Beyond’

Alicia Zhang
Nov 6, 2021
Arts Look of the Week

LOTW: Jason Kim ’23 Finds Individuality and Comfort in Simplicity and Unique Color Combos

Aydin Hirschman, Ava Chen
Oct 29, 2021
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Artist Linh Dang ’23 Connects with Childhood and Subverts Artist Expectations Through Crocheting

Jackie Li
Oct 29, 2021
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Artist Joy Kim ’23 Explores New Mediums and Showcases Original Thinking in Her Art

Sarah Hassanein
Oct 29, 2021
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Holst, Folk Tunes, and Wordless Songs: Orchestra, Band, and Chorus Performances Bring Joy and Musical Community to Family Weekend

Sarah Hassanein
Oct 29, 2021
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Review: A Success in Spectacle—“Dune” is a Triumph in Worldbuilding

Guilherme Lima
Oct 29, 2021
Arts

Review: Adele’s New Song is “Easy On” the Ears

Julia Montgomery
Oct 23, 2021
Arts

“Back With a Bang”: Grasshopper 2021 to Revel in Extravagance in Annual Family Weekend Performance

Staff Report
Oct 23, 2021
Arts

“This Film is the Velvet Underground”: “The Velvet Underground” is an Immersion in the Avant-Garde 1960s

Dorian Park Wang
Oct 23, 2021
Arts

Drawing from Wide-Ranging Experience, Jacob Kaiser ’24 Wields Versatility to Merge Dance Styles

Chloe Rhee, Ashley Park
Oct 23, 2021
Arts Look of the Week

LOTW: Langston Reid ’24 Contrasts Simplicity and Detail in Wardrobe and Clothing Brand

Sarah Hassanein, Serafina Nordenflycht
Oct 23, 2021
Arts

Timeless Extravagance—Moments to Remember from Grasshopper 2021

Staff Report
Oct 22, 2021
Arts

New Addison Exhibition ‘Language, Sequence, and Structure’ Brings Theory, Feminism, and Gay Semiotics Together

Sarah Hassanein
Oct 15, 2021
Arts

Review & Retrospective: Mitski Emerges from Hiatus with Return to Musical Roots in “Working for the Knife”

Chloe Rhee
Oct 15, 2021
Arts Look of the Week

Look of the Week: Inspired by Alternative Music, Chloe Bao ’24 Embodies Edgy TikTok Styles

Ashley Park
Oct 15, 2021
Arts

Faculty Jazz Ensemble Aims to Rejuvenate and Enrich Andover Community

Chloe Rhee, Sarah Hassanein
Oct 15, 2021
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