By Bendik Sorensen A&E Editor September 22-26: Student Exhibition of Chris Ann Ambery, MFA, in the SAL Gallery. The gallery has moved to the library. Reception will be Sept. 23, at 5 p.m. September 25: Music Dept. presents Senior Recital of C.J. Oliver, Piano. The recital takes place in the…
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By Bendik Sorensen Arts & Entertainment Editor As another semester starts churning its wheels, the greatest season for arts and entertainment of the year is rapidly approaching. On our campus, there are more events and happenings than can be counted on ten fingers. With everything ranging from theatre through music,…
By Melanie Spina Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor LIU Post alumni Dayna Ghiraldi, who graduated in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, produced one of the latest horror films “OLD 37.” The movie focuses on the premises of two brothers who intercept 911 phone calls and show up to…
By Pete Barell Editor at large Yes, the summer is over. Am I happy about it? No. What I am happy about is the start of this column. After two years as the Arts and Entertainment editor, I have passed the torch over to the very capable hands of Mr.…
By Danielle Sposato Staff Writer What would you do if you knew that your name would be thrown into a Russian Roulette lottery system that would reveal your impend- ing fate? Can you picture yourself having to fight for your life — to kill innocents to survive? These odds are…
By Bendik Sorensen Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor As summer is approaching in this world, winter is coming in another. As Jon Snow, Arya Stark, and Khaleesi prepared for the Long Night, eight million people sat down to watch the first episode of the popular series Game of Thrones that…
By Melanie Spina Staff Writer You may not know who James Bay is, but I am sure you’ve spent some time listening to his newest hit, “Let It Go” every time it comes on the radio. With his unique, husky, rugged, and gruff voice, the British singer-songwriter has been gaining…
By Margaret Pepe Staff Writer To LIU Post students, the definition of a “good book” varies. “One that is hard to put down,” said Stephanie Mocerino, a sophomore Broadcasting major, “one that is entertaining and funny and leaves each chapter on a cliff hanger to make me want to keep reading it.”…
Compiled by Pete Barell Arts & Entertainment Editor Art Show: Eight of Fifteen, LIU Post MFA Thesis Exhibition. April 6 to May 8. Steinberg Museum of Art. Reception: Wednesday, April 8, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Art Show: Art Dept. Presents: Student Exhibition. Evelyn Adams, BFA Art Education. Reception: April…
By Bendik Sorensen Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor As the actors mingle, technical talk fills the room, and the band sets up. Director Brian Long calmly paces around on stage, organizing the some 20 people involved with the production. The Port Washington Play Troupe and LIU Post’s WCWP radio are…