Sam Bertschmann ‘
Sam is a junior at Union College and editor of the Arts section. She is an English major and American Studies minor.
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | May 23, 2013 | Views: 43
On Saturday, May 18, Golub House hosted its annual Art For Progress Exhibition and Wine Tasting with the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Every spring, the event showcases student artwork and aims to raise money for charity; this year, Golub collected …→
Section Arts | Issue May 23, 2013 | Tagged aaron glosser, alagra bass, alexis deeb, amanda greenberg, art department, art for progress, Charlotte Lehman, cinco de mayo, clara boesch, Colleges Against Cancer, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Ewing’s sarcoma, golub, ian schwartz, jessica sarrantonio, Kaitlyn Suarez, kristin shinebarger, Maggie Weinreb, make a wish foundation, matthew kelleher, minerva, Minerva Fellows, nick d'angelo, oktoberfest, professor raucci, robert leung, sara gagnon, shalini singaravelu, shanna saldana, shelly shinebarger |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | May 16, 2013 | Views: 34
Laureate Jenna Langhans ‘13, a Dance minor, is the 2013 Edward Villella Fellowship recipient. This honor is granted each year to a student who demonstrates a dedication to and excellence in dance. It allows the selected student to study with …→
Section Arts | Issue May 16, 2013 | Tagged Brooklyn, circling beginnings, dance, edward villella fellowship, Japan, jenna langhans, kyoto art center, mark morris dance center, new york city, radio city music hall, rockettes, Union College Dance Team |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | May 16, 2013 | Views: 215
While not an entirely faithful adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, published in 1925, Baz Luhrmann’s latest film is entertaining in its own right and well worth seeing. Leonardo DiCaprio stars as the mysterious titular character and gives …→
Section Arts | Issue May 16, 2013 | Tagged baz luhrmann, beyonce, bryan ferry orchestra, carey mulligan, claire danes, crazy in love, daisy buchanan, emeli sande, f. scott fitzgerald, jay gatsby, jay-z, joel edgerton, lana del rey, leonardo dicaprio, moulin rouge!, nick carraway, romeo + juliet, the great gatsby, tobey maguire, tom buchanan, young and beautiful |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | May 9, 2013 | Views: 377
World War Z director Marc Forster spoke with several college journalists about his new film, based on the novel by Max Brooks and starring Brad Pitt. First, Forster commented on the drastic changes made to the third act of the …→
Section Arts | Issue May 9, 2013 | Tagged brad pitt, dawn of the dead, james bond, marc forster, matthew fox, mireille enos, paramount, quantum of solace, robert schaefer, the kite runner, the walking dead, twenty eight days later, world war z |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | April 18, 2013 | Views: 70
Old Chapel was filled with stunning photography last Wednesday, April 10, featuring images taken by students during various trips to Israel, including Birthright trips. Maggie Weinreb ‘13 organized the event, serving as the Grinspoon-Morningstar Intern on campus, which is a …→
Section Arts | Issue April 18, 2013 | Tagged ben berger, dylan magida, dylan taylor, emanuel storch, erika steur, garnet minstrelles, grinspoon-morningstar, hillel, irina zhorov, israel, israel on campus coalition, jessica barofsky, Maggie Weinreb, michelle goldberg, olivia joyce, Photography, Shayna Han, the david project, the idol, U for Israel, zak smolen |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | March 14, 2013 | Views: 126
For those of us not traveling to a luxurious location after the end of winter term, spring break is a great time to get reacquainted with our couches and watch excessive amounts of television. If you find that during vacation …→
Section Arts | Issue March 14, 2013 | Tagged aaron sorkin, abc, alex gansa, allison pill, allison williams, AMC, arrested development, ben savage, bj novak, boy meets world, claire danes, damian lewis, danielle fishel, david crane, dev patel, Disney, downton abbey, ed helms, ellie kemper, emily mortimer, episodes, Fox, Friends, girl meets world, Girls, HBO, homeland, howard gordon, jason bateman, jeff daniels, jeffrey klarik, jeffrey tambor, jemima kirke, jon hamm, julian fellows, lena dunham, mad men, maggie smith, matt leblanc, matthew weiner, michael cera, michael jacobs, mindy kaling, mitchell hurwitz, pbs, rider strong, rowan blanchard, sam waterston, seth rogen, showtime, spring break, stephen mangan, tamsin greig, the mindy project, the newsroom, the office, will arnett, will friedle, william daniels, zosia mamet |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | March 14, 2013 | Views: 36
Circling Beginnings, created by Union College Dance Director Miryam Moutillet, ran last week from Wednesday, March 6 to Saturday, March 9 in Yulman Theater. The show featured original choreography from several dance students, including Samantha Moyer ‘14, Jenna Langhans ‘13 …→
Section Arts | Issue March 14, 2013 | Tagged circling beginnings, dance, jenna langhans, mary suttie, miryam moutillet, samantha moyer, yulman theater |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | February 28, 2013 | Views: 166
The Arts Staff’s 2013 Academy Award predictions in last week’s issue fared reasonably well at the 85th annual ceremony this past Sunday, which aired on ABC and was hosted by Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane. Kristofer Hammer ’15 correctly picked …→
Section Arts | Issue February 28, 2013 | Tagged academy awards, ang lee, argo, ben affleck, brave, daniel day-lewis, david o. russell, disney/pixar, jennifer lawrence, life of pi, seth macfarlane, silver linings playbook. lincoln, wreck-it ralph |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | February 7, 2013 | Views: 53
The Superbowl halftime Show marked the first performance by Destiny’s Child, featuring members Beyoncé Knowles, Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland, since 2006. Their highly anticipated reunion, however, fell short of my high expectations. Beyoncé opened the show with a solo …→
Section Arts | Issue February 7, 2013 | Tagged beyonce knowles, destiny's child, halftime show, kelly rowland, Michelle Williams, Superbowl |
By Sam Bertschmann in Arts | February 16, 2012 | Views: 902
On Saturday, Feb. 11, pop music icon Whitney Houston was found dead in a bathtub in her room at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles. The cause of death is currently unknown, though there are no signs of foul play …→
Section Arts | Issue February 16, 2012 | Tagged grammys, whitney houston |
