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Kristofer Nino

Kristofer Nino

Kristofer Nino is a writer for the Arts & Life section. contact arts 'at' stanforddaily.com
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Movie night at The Daily: What to watch this AAPI Heritage Month

Carolyn Stein, Hana Dao, Kristofer Nino, Blyss Cleveland and Anthony Martinez Rosales
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May 31
Fiction
A young man putting eyeglasses on his face over a purple background

Spectacles

Kristofer Nino
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May 28
Reads
Stegner Fellows Christell Victoria Roach (above, left) and Rabia Saeed (right) sit next to each others in chairs. they are in front of the large windows of the Mackenzie room, lit by the natural light of the evening.

Finding authenticity and community in writing at the final Stegner Fellow reading

Kristofer Nino
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May 18
Culture
The cast of Stanford Light Opera Company's "Sweeney Todd" take their bows on Pigott Theater's stage.

‘Sweeney Todd’: a darkly hilarious take on Sondheim’s murderous musical

Kristofer Nino
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May 16
Culture
Lanterns are strung over booths of food and student artists as crowds of people mill around SunSet Fest.

SunSet Fest: A bright opportunity for student artists

Kristofer Nino
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April 23, 2023
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A ginger cat wearing a cowboy hat, a black cat and a dog appear on the right of the graphic staring at the left into the distance. They are against a black background and to their left is the caption: "The State of Animation: Thhe Loast Wish Review."

The State of Animation: ‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’ is nearly purrfect

Kristofer Nino
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Jan. 18, 2023
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A graphic of a yellow cartoon dog (Jake the Dog from "Adventure Time") wearing a red and green Christmas sweater and holding a blue mug with a snowflake on it. The text, "The State of Animation: Holiday Specials" appears to the left of the dog. Both the text and the dog are set against a black background with white snowflakes sprinkled in the corners of the graphic.

The State of Animation: Why do animated shows always have holiday specials?

Kristofer Nino
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Dec. 7, 2022
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The graphic centers on the face of a Black man looking with confusion and wonderment out towards the viewer. He's wearing a purple shirt with a purple bandana wrapped around his tousled hair. The man is set against a background of a galaxy. To his left is written the text: "The State of Animation: Entergalactic Review"

The State of Animation: ‘Entergalactic,’ a dreamy mix of hip-hop and unforgettable visuals

Kristofer Nino
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Oct. 20, 2022
Arts & Life
Graphic for The state of animation with a television showing animated shows.

The state of animation: Five adult animated shows you should watch next

Kristofer Nino
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Oct. 5, 2022
Arts & Life
Says "Staff Playlist" next to a red Spotify logo over the words "The Stanford Daily"

The Daily takes the aux: May music staff picks

Vanessa Chen, Richard Coca, Kyla Figueroa, Chloe Anne Walsh, Zach Zafran, Brandon Rupp, Nick Sligh, Michelle Fu, Kristofer Nino, Andrew Gerges, Vivian Wang, Malia Mendez, Kirsten Mettler and Aditeya Shukla
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May 31, 2022
Arts & Life
A graphic with a collage of characters from AAPI films and TV shows, such as Xu Shang-chi in "Shang-Chi," Jacob Yi in "Minari" and Kaori Miyazono in "Your Lie in April."

What to watch: AAPI Heritage Month recommendations

Kristofer Nino, Eric Zhu, Kirsten Mettler, Peyton Lee and Linda Liu
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May 30, 2022
Arts & Life
A creepy town overlayed by the shadow of an eye with a crescent moon in its iris, and overhead wires extending into the night.

Q&A: ‘Welcome to Night Vale’ co-creator Jeffrey Cranor talks last 10 years in fiction podcast

Kristofer Nino and Bhumikorn Kongtaveelert
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May 5, 2022
Arts & Life
Says "Staff Playlist" next to a red Spotify logo over the words "The Stanford Daily"

The Daily takes the aux: April music staff picks

Chloe Anne Walsh, Kyla Figueroa, Andrew Gerges, Richard Coca, Andrea Liao, Kristofer Nino, Cameron Duran, Oriana Riley, Isaac Lozano, Vanessa Chen, Tammer Bagdasarian, Brandon Rupp, Malia Mendez, Peyton Lee, Kirsten Mettler and Aditeya Shukla
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April 28, 2022
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What to watch: Exploring mental health

Kristofer Nino
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April 21, 2022
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