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Wendy TranOverseas Columnist Ever feel as if life goes on without you? In the beginning of the year, I felt as if my world back in the United States was on pause for me while I lived this dream of being in France. Everything would be just the way I left it after this year, nothing would have changed. But I have realized how disillusioned I was, and now I sit pondering how I … [Read more...] about Lyon students stay longer

James RiswickAssistant A&E Editor Every Sunday morning, it’s easy to find Bollywood movies playing on Los Angeles television. These Indian-made films are easily spotted by their lavish dance sequences and spunky music interspersed among scenes of drama. When I was a kid growing up in multi-cultural Toronto, I frequently found myself watching such films much to the confusion … [Read more...] about Film blends Austen and India

Gabe DurhamStaff Writer In my head, a list is forming called “books to read this summer when I have time.” Since it’s still in my head, it’s really ambitious. “Crime and Punishment” is on there. “100 Years of Solitude” made it, and even the daunting, 1,000-plus-page “Atlas Shrugged” is slated for a two-week chunk. But when we’re being honest with ourselves, I’ll drop any of the … [Read more...] about Pop-culture knowledge can save your life