Trapped in a charming mid-century modern bungalow, familial burdens surround former parents Bev and Russ as they pack up their home, from Clybourne Park to
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Con: Proctorio
I don’t condone academic dishonesty, but it’s incredibly naive to think you can prevent it. Cheaters will always find a way to cheat; that’s just
Theater Review: “Hairspray”
Tremendous wigs, decked out threads and enough hairspray to tear through the ozone. Directed by Shaheen Vaaz, Pierce’s rendition of “Hairspray” is a diamond in
Theater Review: Bad Jews
Joshua Harmon captured lightning in a bottle in 2012 with his brilliantly sardonic play, “Bad Jews,” but in the hands of director Anna Steers, it
Pierce College a “White House Healthy Campus”
Pierce College was declared a “White House Healthy Campus” and three delegates were selected to travel to the White House to participate in the ceremony.
Theater Review: Take the crookeds with the straights
As the fence gets built, the family’s story unfolds. A well-intentioned, but bitter father chains his family to a pragmatic, realist lifestyle after his youngest
Clinton campaign
This year’s election, through the fault of both candidates and “big politics”, has been reduced to reality TV despite the very real consequences we are
Review: A mile in their shoes
Dance Production: Myths, Tales, and Fables In the right hands (or feet), the ability to tell a story can cross the seemingly insurmountable boundaries raised
Theater review, Tartuffe: Hot and heavy under the collar
The weight of the cross, familial expectations, and a family’s desperate attempt to enlighten their pollyanna patriarch are the building blocks Molière left back in
Column: Tips for dating men
An easy solution to an age-old question: Who pays on the first date? The person who invites the other out has asserted their interest, and