Other Reviews

American Museum of Natural History: New York City, NY

Heather Handler July 16, 2003 No Comments

If you

Mount Marcy: Adirondack State Park, New York

Jason Redmond June 26, 2003 No Comments

Standing a lofty 5,344 feet above sea level, Mt. Marcy in the northern Adirondacks is the highest peak in the state of New York. Resting wondrously like a pyramid, Marcy holds a bit of mysticism, wonder and challenge in scaling the top of this peak. But by no means is hiking to the top of Marcy a quick walk in the woods.

Good in Bed: Jennifer Weiner

Jessica Ward May 26, 2003 No Comments

Although the title may grab your attention, it actually refers to a magazine column that the protagonist

Matisse Picasso: Museum of Modern Art, Queens, NY

Judy Meserve May 13, 2003 No Comments

The two artists, Matisse and Picasso, had distinctly different personalities, yet both were poised to challenge and experiment in the world of art with it

Concord River: Concord, MA

Barry Millman May 3, 2003 No Comments

Sunday April 13, 9:00AM, the Concord River. The put in was a bit flooded over, well that may be an understatement, the put in was a lot flooded over. Just barely enough room to back the SUV in. With all of the snow & rain we have had, the Concord has flooded over it’s banks.

Shear Madness: Charles Playhouse, Boston, MA

Kerry Ann Ryan April 21, 2003 No Comments

While Boston typically plays second fiddle to New York when it comes to live theatre, Shear Madness playing at The Charles Playhouse, Stage II, is the longest running non-musical in the country with 3,225 consecutive performances.

Epic Moments by Kristin Humbargar: Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts

Shane Handler April 16, 2003 No Comments

Incorporating movement into a photograph translates into the continually expansive and inventive video medium. In “Epic Moments,” at the Firehouse Center for the Visual Arts in Burlington, VT, Kristin Humbargar has realistically translated everyday experiences into black and white films of symbolism and depth.