The first spring term of an entirely new decade is already upon us. The innocence that characterized the twenty-aughts is but a memory and the staff of BTSB has been dragged kicking and screaming into a new age.
How do you name a play Murder in the Cathedral and still make it boring? Ask T. S. Eliot.
The first spring term of an entirely new decade is already upon us. The innocence that characterized the twenty-aughts is but a memory and the staff of BTSB has been dragged kicking and screaming into a new age.
I’m extremely proud to be the President of SUB on the first year of the new decade, especially, when SUB is probably more active than ever before.
To ring in the New Year (and decade!) BTSB invites you to look away from the future ahead of us and turn back to 2009! How did the last spin around the sun fare against the others?
2010. The big twenty-ten. This year marks the end of an era, the post-millenial decade filled with wonders. Our decade was one of sweeping political changes, technological breakthroughs and changes in the ways we perceive and think of the world and ourselves. Or at least that’s what Hollywood promised us. Join us in taking a look at the expectations that Hollywood set for us during the last ten years and how reality once again disappointed …
