Review: ‘You Can See Everything’, but nothing is clear
Warning: This review contains spoilers for “You Can See Everything.” One thing a reader should understand about a film review is that its purpose is to help potential audiences decide…
Sinclair’s Theatre Department presents Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women”
Tick, tick, tick. The sound of a clock offered a reminder that time never stops, carrying childhood into adulthood and ordinary moments into treasured memories. In Sinclair’s Black Box Theatre,…
YourVoice: Fall brings festivities, homesickness and midterms
Leaves shifting hues and making canopies mimic catching fire, chillier days remedied by warm pumpkin lattes, curling up on the couch with a kitschy witchy film before Halloween. Fall is…
Settle into spooky season with these 5 films
The leaves shift into an orange glow, the weather cools, and the nights grow darker. The coming of Oct. is laden with both great beauty and eeriness. This odd mix…
Sinclair honors Toni Morrison through writers’ workshop
Born in Lorain, Ohio, Toni Morrison was an acclaimed and influential novelist and essayist and became the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Her work…
MyVoice: Banned Books Week gives a voice to silenced literature
In his chilling novel which later stood as the epitome for dystopian fiction, “1984,” George Orwell wrote, “Ignorance is strength.” Ironically, Orwell’s “1984” is a banned book. Book bans take…