The Carletonian

Imagining A Perfect Playlist

Jack Noble • November 10, 2014

I close my eyes and see a playlist. It holds about one hundred songs, though the number remains and will remain undetermined. I’m certain about some songs; I wont forget how “Thieves in the Night”...

“Irena’s Vow” Lacks Wow

Jack Noble • November 10, 2014

“Irena’s Vow,” directed by sophomores Shayna Gleason and Ingrid Hofeldt, premiers this weekend in the Little Nourse Theater. “Irena’s Vow,” written in 2009, recounts the story of Irena Gut,...

Barely Bearable: The Winter’s Tale Gets a Frosty Recepetion

Jack Noble • November 1, 2014

The Players Production of The Winter's Tale, directed by Theater Professor David Wiles, opens this weekend at the Weitz Black Box Theater. Though the Players Production is typically the twinkle of a theater...

Groundling Society Makes Stage Debut with “Much Ado About Nothing” Read-Through

Jack Noble • October 20, 2014

50 Years Later, New Production of Caucasian Chalk Circle Isn’t All That Dusty

Jack Noble • June 10, 2014

Four Frisbee Teams Head to Nationals

Jack Noble • May 30, 2014

The Great Plastic Cap

Jack Noble • May 9, 2014

Wedding Planning Begins, Carls Get Engaged

Jack Noble • May 9, 2014

Olly Aboard: The Rise of Riding Culture

Jack Noble • May 5, 2014

“SubUrbia,” Burnout Wasteland

Jack Noble • April 12, 2014

Classmates Remember “Meet the Press” Host Garrick Utley ’61

Jack Noble • March 10, 2014

Tunnel Vision

Jack Noble • March 5, 2014