Editors' Note: Petey E. Menz '15 and Austin Siegemund-Broka '14
The 140th Guard Arts Chairs reflect on the publication, the year, and Arts's first annual Year In Review special issue.
"12 Years A Slave" and "Pacific Rim," "The Great Gatsby" and "Fruitvale Station"—the Crimson Arts board selects the best films of 2013.
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From the ascent of Yeezus to the timeless dance electronics of Daft Punk, the smooth pop of Justin Timberlake, and the folk melodies of Edward Sharpe, the Arts Board picks the year's best records.
We asked students about their favorite movies, songs, books, campus productions, and more. Here's what nearly 250 respondents chose.
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