Having trained arts reporters who understand how to navigate writing reviews of culturally significant projects and events on campus is important.

With the majority of Washington University’s in-person performances, concerts and exhibitions canceled since early last March, the Student Life arts and entertainment section, Cadenza, has had to reckon with a drastic shift in artistic production and consumption.

Swift’s pop tunes and ballads tugs at the heartstrings and wipes the stuffy noses of Wash. U. students who have been through so much this year.

BARKHAMPTON is best known for their SHIHTZURATION trilogy of albums which was released throughout the second half of 2017 and recently announced a new album, PUPPY, which is planned for release in Summer 2018.

After a yearlong hiatus from touring, Matt and Kim are back on the road. On March 27, the duo visited the Pageant as the fourth stop on their national tour.

So…sports. Yup. They’re pretty cool. Hit things. Running. Yay. The ball goes in the hole. Cheering. Woo. OK, I give up. To be completely honest, I’m only writing this article because the sports writers are all swamped this week and decided to pile their misfortune on Cadenza. Thanks, guys. I guess we can start with the Super Bowl.

Unemployment is high. The deficit is massive. The economy is in flux. It’s pretty clear. The United States is at a crossroads, and this election represents a choice between two clear sides. Cadenza is concerned for our country, so we felt it was our civic duty to weigh in and endorse a candidate for president.

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As a Student Life/Cadenza tradition, seniors write farewell articles for the Commencement issue that you are now holding in your hands. Previous submissions have both managed to offend every single person on campus and offered to buy everyone drinks. I am too diffident and poor to accomplish either of those things.

The most notable thing about the fall 2007 TV season is how few of the shows that premiered remain, but then again, that happens every year.