Nate Hall is the Daily’s managing editor. He has previously served as associate editor and executive arts editor. Nate is a senior studying history, and you can reach him at nathan.hall@tufts.edu.
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There’s nothing on television quite like “Severance.” The dystopian thriller returned for its second season in January, capping off a nearly three-year hiatus that kept fans in suspense after its season 1 finale ended in a tantalizing cliffhanger. The first season wowed audiences with an ingenious premise, an instantly likable cast of characters and a few genuinely shocking twists. Surely season 2 couldn’t surpass its success, right?
One of the many ensembles offered by the Department of Music is the Klezmer Ensemble, also known as the Jumbo Knish Factory, directed by Professor Michael McLaughlin. Tufts’ Klezmer Ensemble performs old and new Jewish music, celebrating a musical tradition that began in Ashkenazi Jewish communities in Eastern Europe. While the group has been around for more than 20 years, a new group formed as an offshoot of the Klezmer Ensemble this semester.
Tufts is home to more than a dozen dance groups, many of which are entirely run, choreographed and performed by students. Amid a crowded dance scene, it can be hard for groups to carve out a niche and set themselves apart from the rest of the pack.
