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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

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St. Vincent DeJamz: The ‘Swan Lake’ edition

Courtney Jacquin and Max Kleiner October 12, 2014

In this world, there is only one concretely perfect nugget of human creativity and inspiration: Piotyr Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake.” It tells the story of a young woman who gets turned into an actual...

Christopher Djaja (left) and Harrison Fang (right) met at DePaul because of their passion for League of Legends and are now key members of the university’s E-Sports community. (Joseph Troiano / The DePaulia)

High score: E-sports are more than just a (computer) game

Joseph Troiano October 12, 2014

The Staples Center, one of the most glamorous arenas in the United States, is sold out once again. Fans pack in wearing hats, T-shirts and jerseys for their favorite player and team. The crowd...

Theatrical poster for Annabelle. (New Line Cinema)

Review: Horror film ‘Annabelle’ unable to capture terror of predecessor

Adam Bevel October 9, 2014

If you saw 2013’s excellent The Conjuring" you probably remember the doll that Annabelle is titled from and based around. She was the fairly creepy doll introduced in the first scene of "The Conjuring"...

Kevin Cox rehearses his role of Romulus with fellow cast members at Oracle Thursday evening. (Kathryn Eardley / The DePaulia)

Oracle Theatre’s ‘Romulus’ is falling apart — on purpose

Kathryn Eardley October 9, 2014

During her directing-debut, Kasey Foster recreates Gore Vidal’s “Romulus” with statuesque characters and a crumbling set design, a craft which set designer Joanna Iwanicka describes as “an...

(Alyssa Girdwain / The DePaulia)

Review: Catfish & The Bottlemen bring ‘weekend vibes’ to Schubas Tavern

Alyssa Girdwain October 8, 2014

Welsh rockers Catfish & the Bottlemen added some weekend vibes to a chilly Monday night Oct. 6 at Schubas Tavern. Catfish & the Bottlemen, sporting wild manes and grungy black threads, took...

Review: Twenty One Pilots rock the Aragon Ballroom

Stefani Szenda October 6, 2014

Face masks, skeleton outfits, crazy lights, a ukulele, a drum set and a piano: that and much more is what was found at the 21 Pilots’ show Oct. 3 at the Aragon Ballroom. The show was opened with “Nigel,”...

50 years, 5 films: A preview of the  Chicago International Film Festival

50 years, 5 films: A preview of the Chicago International Film Festival

Andrew Morrell October 5, 2014

Though not quite on par with big-name film festivals such as Cannes or Sundance, the Chicago International Film Festival is still in the major leagues, and has the distinction of being the oldest film...

Anamanaguchi plays Emporium Beercade. Left: Attendees play pinball before the show. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

Recap: VIA Festival 2014 brings host of rare experiences

Kirsten Onsgard and Kevin Quin October 5, 2014

Though festival season may be over for most music lovers, VIA Festival 2014 brought a host of rare experiences that made standing in line in the bitter cold well worth the wait. Unlike typical festival...

“In the Heights” runs through Oct. 12  on The Theatre School’s intimate Fullerton Stage. (Michael Brosilow / The Theatre School)

Story hits home: Characters shine in DePaul Theatre School’s production of ‘In the Heights’

Grant Myatt October 5, 2014

More than 700 miles separate Chicago and New York City, but the story of a tight-knit community in “In the Heights” hits close to home. Leaving for school, scholarships, grades and trying to find...

Ensamble members Francis Guinan and Tim Hopper with Helen Sadler in The Night Alive. (Michael Brosilow / Steppenwolf Theatre)

Steppenwolf performance comes to life in ‘The Night Alive’

Emma Rubenstein October 5, 2014

Theater, if we let it, has the ability to transport us to another world entirely. Sometimes, though, it simultaneously grounds us in the middle of a difficult and messy reality. Steppenwolf Theatre’s...

“Black-ish,“ ABC‘s newest sitcom, airs 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays and juggles issues of cultural identity. (Photo courtesy of ABC)

Race, identity and family in ‘Black-ish‘

Adina Babaian October 5, 2014

In America, we encourage individuality and uniqueness. But what happens when you feel like those traits are isolating you from your peers? Do you lose them and assimilate into your community, or do you...

Commentary: Reddit and the new ethics of the Internet

Kevin Locoh October 5, 2014

In the ’90s, Silicon Valley promised that in the Internet era, citizens of the world would all be free. Yet this technological utopia seems to have taken quite a turn for more of a dystopia. In 2014...

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