By Hannah Ballerstedt The sensation that is “A Star is Born” began in 1937 with director William A. Wellman. The film starred Janet Gaynor as a young actress who falls for the famous and troubled Norman Maine (Fredric March). George… Read More ›
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Taking Over the Streets in the Chicago Marathon
By An Phan Chicagoans and other marathon enthusiasts filled the streets for the annual Bank of America Chicago Marathon. In this yearly event on Oct. 7, people from around the world in the fourth biggest race in the world. The… Read More ›
“Life Itself” Tricks You
By Jordan Geriane Staff Reporter From the creators of the critically acclaimed NBC show “This is Us,” director Dan Fogelman brings us another emotionally draining film featuring five haphazardly interconnected stories. Although these stories tie the theme of the everlasting… Read More ›
Shakespeare is a Feminist?
By Madeleine Barbeau Staff Reporter Could it be possible that Shakespeare is a supporter of women’s suffrage? CCPA recently opened the O’Malley Theatre’s season of shows with the Shakespeare classic, “Measure for Measure”. The play is set in Vienna where… Read More ›
Tower of Brass Ensemble Performs in Ganz Hall
Jordan Geriane Staff Reporter On Wednesday, Sept. 26, The Music Conservatory of CCPA hosted Tower Brass of Chicago who took to the Ganz Hall stage that evening. There, Tower Brass performed a special concert free for the Roosevelt and downtown… Read More ›
