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Category Archives: Arts & Culture

The Arts & Culture section covers the cultural happenings of Millersville University and the surrounding community, in addition to an overview of the national and international scene.

Editor: Dan Lancellotti
Associate Editor: Joie Formando
Contact: culture@thesnapper.com

First Friday in Lancaster brings a variety of attractions

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Admin — No Comments ↓
The ArtWalk was held along Prince Street, in which many were able to view art galleries all evening.

Cat Ardes Arts & Culture Editor Friday May 3, 2013 brought the monthly festivities for First Friday to downtown Lancaster once again. First Friday is always about appreciating and celebrating the arts in downtown Lancaster. Many exciting events can be Continue reading →

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Behind the Eye ends with success

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The Story of Lee Miller, portrayed by Allison Wray, is a story of a journey to be told.

Dan Lancellotti Staff Writer “Behind the Eye” tells the story of an incredible woman who goes from modeling in Paris to photography in World War II. If you’ve never heard of her one of the best ways to get to Continue reading →

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“Dishonored” submerges players into a new world

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Although released in 2012,“Dishonored” puts players into the dark city of Dunwall as Corvo Attano, a legendary former bodyguard to Dunwall's Empress Jessamine Kaldwin, making the graphics different than any game released this year.

Theodore Griffiths Staff Writer This may not be the most timely review of a video game, but I think it is a good idea to take a closer look at “Dishonored,” especially after the release of “Bioshock Infinite.” “Dishonored” was Continue reading →

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“Iron Man 3” proves to be a successful film for all

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Iron Man 3 continues the story of a man haunted by demons from his past through action packed scenes during the film.

Zachariah Swope Staff Writer Iron Man returns to his first solo film since Iron Man in 2010 and the big box office hit of group superhero action in The Avengers. This time with a new director, Shane Black, in tow Continue reading →

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Ludacris rocks the stage at sold out spring concert

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Admin — No Comments ↓
Ludacris took the stage to a sold out concert and opened the show with a montage of his past hits.

Zachary Staab Staff Writer Christopher Brian Bridges, better known as Ludacris, spit some rhymes in front of sold out crowd at Pucillo Gym at Millersville University on Friday, April 26, 2013. In anticipation of Luda’s concert at 8 p.m, an Continue reading →

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Children’s book illustrator Hilary Knight at the Ware Center

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Eloise tells the story of a little girl that lives in the Plaza Hotel in New York City with her nanny, a dog, and a turtle.

Molly Carl Staff Writer On Tuesday April 23rd, I was excitedly telling everyone I came across that I was going to have the opportunity to see Hilary Knight speak in person. I received the exact same response from everyone: “I’ve Continue reading →

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Jeff Grey performs junior recital

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Jeff Grey performs ‘Scaramouche’ on the saxophone.

Cat Ardes Staff Writer On Friday April 26, 2013, Jeff Grey performed his junior recital. The recital took place at the Winter Center in Biemesderfer concert hall and started at 7:30 p.m. Friends and family could be seen seated throughout Continue reading →

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“Lee Miller – Photographer of War” on display

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Admin — No Comments ↓
Perhaps the most famous picture of Miller, it shows her in  Hitler's tub.

Zachary Staab Staff Writer Absorb evocative and true images of World War II through the surrealist eyes of Lee Miller in “Lee Miller – Photographer of War,” now on display at the Winter Center Art Gallery. “Miller’s pictures show the Continue reading →

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“Pain and Gain” is a must-see comedy-drama

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Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson come together to make a true story with bits of humor and drama. Michael Bay directs and has the usual amount of silliness and action.

Zachariah Swope Staff Writer Coming off one of the biggest box office hits in history, Michael Bay comes out with his first non-Transformers movie since The Island. Interestingly enough, it is also Michael Bay’s first movie that does not have Continue reading →

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Lisa Jo Epstein waxes poetic about “Behind the Eye”

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Admin — No Comments ↓
Lee Miller 1 (Allison Wray) is lifted up by members of the cast.

Dan Lancellotti Arts & Culture Editor Lee Miller was an amazing women who began her career modeling and working with a surrealist artist and eventually worked her way up to taking pictures of World War II for Vogue magazine. Instead Continue reading →

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