“The Substance” is all isolation. It drags viewers through endless hallways and cavernous rooms; past hypnotizing neon, fluorescent lights; down back roads and shady sidewalks not taken, where the protagonist, Elisabeth Sparkle, seems to exist alone.
“Paris 1874: The Impressionist Movement,” a new exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in collaboration with the Musée d’Orsay, compiles 130 art pieces to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Parisian Impressionist movement.
On Oct. 16, former One Direction member and pop singer Liam Payne passed away at the age of 31 after falling from the third floor of Hotel CasaSur Palermo in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Upper School English Teacher Brian Loo fell in love with literature at a young age. He recalled reading books while walking, eating dinner and attending family gatherings.
As our world increasingly relies on technology for everyday tasks and activities, debates have risen over the benefits of audiobooks and Kindles in comparison to paper books.
While Sidwell touts its status as a Quaker school and takes pride in its devotion to the tenets of Quakerism, the school remains largely nonreligious and open to students practicing, or not practicing, whatever religion they like.
Beauty pageants are often dismissed for objectifying women, preserving stereotypes and promoting unrealistic beauty standards. However, pageants have acclimated to modern times to uphold values of inclusivity and self-expression.
Established over 200 years ago, the Electoral College was based upon the racist biases of our nation’s founders and continues to perpetuate unequal representation in presidential elections.
