To the Editor, It is an honor that students are talking about Still North Books & Bar in advance of our December opening (“Opinion Asks: New Stores in Hanover,” 10/24/19). But the question of whether “businesses in town effectively cater to student needs” sets up a false dichotomy ...
I am sometimes met with skepticism when I tell people that I want to go into the TV industry after graduation.
Courtesy of Filteringcoffee.com HBO has a lot of faith in "Game of Thrones," its new fantasy epic adapted from George R.
Courtesy of ABC.com It's not easy being a soap opera these days.
Courtesy of Fanpop.com Some of my earliest childhood memories involve watching Nickelodeon, as it was a rare occurrence to find my family's television tuned to anything other than the king of all '90s children's cable.
Since we've reached the point in the term where most Dartmouth students (myself included) don't have time to watch too much TV, I thought I'd devote this column to the most promising shows slated to hit the small screen in the fall. In the months preceding the upfront presentations, where networks announce their primetime schedules for the next year, networks order pilots for their fall seasons.
By Allison LevyThe Dartmouth Senior Staff I usually try to do more with this column than to give a simple thumbs up or down, discussing individual shows in order to reach some quasi-intellectual conclusion about the state of television or its audience.
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