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<h1>arts</h1>
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“We know what art is! It's paintings of horses!”
— Jack Donaghy, 30 Rock
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The Arts Board of The Crimson is responsible for covering artistic events, whether they take place on campus, in Boston, or on the national stage. From reviewing shows before they hit Broadway to sitting down for an interview with Will Ferrell, the Arts Board of The Crimson offers writers and compers an array of unique opportunities—all of them totally free.
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Our comp is designed to teach you everything you will need to know as a writer, from interviewing techniques to crafting a perfect lede. We welcome everyone regardless of your level of previous experience with journalism. In addition to our seminars and meetings, we also hold Happy Hours and other social events to let you get to know our writers and execs. In addition to giving writers free access to a ton of amazing events, the Arts Board of The Crimson is also just a great group of people, and if you'd like to join us, we'd love to have you.
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Requirements
Want to know more? Awesome! Here's what you'll have to write in order to be elected to the Arts Board:
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3 Features (longer pieces that do not fall under the category of criticism—e.g., interviews)
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3 Reviews (reviews of movies, albums, books, theater, and exhibits)
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2 Short piece (blog pieces or theater previews)
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1 Piece for another board
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1 News Story (a story for the daily News section)
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1 Blog Piece
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1 Columns exercise
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Articles are pitched out by editors at our weekly Writers' Meetings, which take place on Mondays at 7 p.m. in the Sanctum of the Crimson's building.
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In addition to writing articles, compers must attend our weekly comp seminars at 6 p.m. on Mondays in the Sanctum (i.e., directly before Writers' Meetings). At these seminars we'll teach you everything you need to know about arts writing, even if you have never written a complete sentence. We'll also have fun.
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Did you start comping arts but got distracted? It's cool. We've kept track of everything you've already written and the articles still count towards your comp. Come back soon. We miss you.
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Questions? Comments? Strong opinions about Bruce Springsteen? Email comp directors Abby L. Noyes and Emma Adler at <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a> and <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>, respectively.
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Columns
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Want to write about art, but lack the drive and focus to join an elite group of intellectual alt-rock enthusiasts and plaid shirt aficionados? Apply to be a columnist! You don't even have to be on the Arts Board or even The Crimson to do so. If that sounds like your kind of thing, email columns editor Abby L. Noyes (<a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>) for more info.
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