Falun Dafa relieves stress and increases energy
November 4, 2009
Filed under Campus
Article By: Alexander Sessa Falun Dafa, or Falun Gong, is a spiritual practice that relieves stress and increases energy. The practice became particularly popular in China during the 1990s, which disturbed the Chinese government and caused them to ban it in 1999. Consequently, thousands of Chi...
Guys and/or Dolls
November 4, 2009
Article By: Tom Logan The annual Suffolk Drag Show offers the chance to let loose and cross-dress for fun’s sake, while gaining a greater understanding of a culture generally viewed as on-the-fringe. Though the show got off to a slow start, the end result left the audience blown away. The professiona...
Mash-up artist hits Suffolk annual concert
November 4, 2009
Filed under Boston, Campus, Music
Article By: Marissa Holt and Derek Anderson Last night at the House of Blues, a Girl Talk/Sean Kingston concert was held exclusively for Suffolk students and their limited guests. Both of the artists provided a contrast to one another and brought in a diverse and lively crowd. Those attending the concert were filled with anti...
Abolition in black & white
October 28, 2009
Filed under Boston, Campus, Theater
By: Alexander Sessa It is well known that Boston was home to abolitionism for one hundred years before slavery was abolished in the United States. Those sentiments were returned to the city Friday night when The Underground Railway Theater presented a reading from a new play at the C. Walsh Theater ...
Hilarious satire meets fairy tail
October 28, 2009
By: Marissa Holt Holding true to the commedia dell’arte form of theatre, an adaptation of The Green Bird was presented by the Suffolk University Theatre Department. Directed by Wes Savick and running close to two hours, this production was free and had smiles glued on the faces of audience members well after the performance ended. When int...
Combining history and storytelling through the rhythm of drums
October 28, 2009
By: Shoshana Akins If you heard a chorus of rhythmic beats in the Sawyer Building last Thursday, no, it wasn’t hoards of frustrated students pounding their heads against the walls trying to relieve their mid-term stress. It was the strong drum rhythms of three powerful young Senegalese sharing their ar...
NESAD Construction: From raw materials to art.
October 21, 2009
Article By: Angela Bray The Suffolk University Art Gallery at NESAD currently exhibits an wide range contemporary art. Construction, which opened last Friday, is an exhibition of new sculpture by six Boston area artists: Laura Evans, Peter Evonuk, Arthur Henderson, Ellen Rich, Isabel Riley, ...
The business behind getting high
October 7, 2009
Article by: Ethan Long SUNORML hosted a showing of the Canadian documentary The Union: the Business Behind Getting High (Peace Arch Home Entertainment, 2007) Last Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the C. Walsh Theater. A question and answer session featuring documentarian Adam Scorgie and Harvard Professor Dr. Lester...
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