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Friday, December 5, 2025

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The Setonian
A&E

DVDs Out This Week:

“Baggage Claim”: Main character Montana Moore is fed up with her love life being in shambles. And now that her little sister is engaged, Montana is the last single female in the family. So together with her flight attendant friends, she is on a mission to do whatever it takes to reconnect with one ...




The Setonian
A&E

Miley Unplugged: She's Still Got It

   Last Thursday night at 9 p.m., Miley Cyrus was on MTV’s “Unplugged”. “Unplugged” is basically MTV’s way of having currently popular performers put on a show as they choose.    The shows are broadcast with a live audience, and so are quickly publicized. Since this week’s ...






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A&E

Broadsheet vs. Tabloid: Tell us YOUR Opinions!

   In my four years as an editor for The Rotunda, I have seen the newspaper undergo major changes in membership, design and content. This semester, while there are going to be changes in all three of those areas, one difference that you will most likely notice right away will be the layout ...






The Setonian
A&E

‘Trojan Women’: A New Twist on a Classic Greek Tragedy

   Contrary to the beliefs of many students, Longwood’s theatre department will not be performing a play about condoms, or anything relatively close to that topic. In fact, “Trojan Women” is a classic Greek tragedy that shadows the historical events surrounding the fall of Troy.   ...



The Setonian
A&E

LU Students Visit India: A Journey in Photographs

   Dozens of people crowded the main entrance of Bedford on Friday afternoon to catch a glimpse of the photos taken by Longwood students on their recent study abroad trip to India in the exhibition titled, "India: A photographic Exploration of Place by Longwood Students."    The ...


The Setonian
A&E

"Her"

Over Longwood University’s winter break a slew of great films came out in theatres in anticipation of the awards season. None were quite as pertinent to our time or as aesthetically exquisite as Spike Jonze’s film “Her.”    We are brought into to our world some time in the not-to-distant ...