Photo courtesy of Raysonho, Wikipedia Louis Vuitton has set up multiple exhibition shows throughout different cities in the world. The show, “Volez Voguez Voyagez,” is running from Oct. 27 until Jan. 7 in New York. The best thing about the show is it’s free admission as long as you have reservations, […]
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Denying Syrian Refugees is Inhumane, Protection and Asylum is Necessary
Photo courtesy of Robert Cotic, Wikipedia Nearly every day since the tragic terror attacks in Paris, news has surfaced about U.S. politicians turning their backs on Syrian refugees attempting to gain entry into the United States. Although admission into the country is granted at the discretion of the federal government […]
Actors Don Masks for Adaption of Voltaire’s
Photo by Alex Baran Voltaire’s legendary French satire “Candide,” adapted and directed by Fulbright Scholar Rafael Bianciotto and Ramapo’s own Terra Vandergaw, began performances in the Sharp Theater this weekend with great style and humor. Unique to the production were the exaggerated masks worn by the characters. The production was […]
Freedom of Speech Not Always without Consequence
Last month the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo, a weekly satirical newspaper based in France, fell victim to an Islamist terrorist attack that left 12 dead and several others wounded. The attacks immediately caused a worldwide uproar. And a solidarity movement, #JeSuisCharlie or “I am Charlie,” formed in the aftermath. Charlie […]