Saturday, May 4, 2024
The abstract and deeply moving Ramapo productions of Pullman, WA and Church began last week in the Sharp Theater. Performances started last Friday, Saturday and Sunday and will continue this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Pullman, WA and Church are two separate one-act plays written by Young Jean Lee, each consisting […]
Author Thomas Harris began his series on Lecter, or Hannibal the Cannibal, in 1981 with the novel “Red Dragon.” In “Red Dragon,” Hannibal is used as a consultant for the FBI, despite being imprisoned. This novel gives slight insight into the relationship between agent Will Graham and Lecter, who was […]
Artistry was brought to Ramapo in the form of an art exhibition as well as a painting performance by artist Stephen Keene. A dash of culture was injected into the exhibition with influences from Haitian and Asian art. Stephen Keene is a speed demon of an artist and channels his […]
This Saturday, Mayday Parade, The Maine and We the Kings performed for a sold out crowd at the Bradley Center for Ramapo’s annual spring concert. “The spring concert is the toughest event that we program,” sophomore and publicity chair of the College Programming Board Max Zeigerman said. “[After a survey […]
What do you see when you turn on your cell phone? If you own a smartphone, you may be greeted with a slew of apps that seem to clutter your screen. If you’re one of those people who constantly check Facebook, then you will have to navigate through this scattered […]
Abracadabra! Shazam! Oh… well darn, that didn’t make the movie any better, or help me forget it. “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone,” is an absolute magical nightmare, but still manages to pull a rabbit of entertainment out of its beat up hat. Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde, Jim Carrey, James […]
Legendary and beloved film critic Roger Ebert passed away due to complications from thyroid cancer this past week. Ebert was best known for his wickedly witty film reviews that were written with the upmost taste and impeccable style. The prolific writer published his reviews in the “Chicago Sun-Times” as well […]
It’s that time of the year again! The flowers are blooming, the birds are beginning to chirp and most exciting, it’s time to make the transition from your winter to spring wardrobe, which for many is something that has been awaited for many months. Of course, ladies are excited to […]
The next Ramapo production to hit the Sharp Theater is “Pullman, WA” and “Church” by playwright Young Jean Lee. The curtain goes up on these two one-act plays on April 12, 13, 14, 18, 19 and 20. The production is directed by Professor Peter Campbell and stars a number of […]
The tuition rate for an in-state public college is about $22,000 a year on average; as a result it is hard for even middle class families to afford to send their child to college. Scholarships are available, however, as an alternative method to pay for education. Most colleges have scholarship […]
