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Category Archives: News
Mad Libs are mad fun
Everyone loves a little phrasal template word game, am I right? I know I do. In high school, my friends and I would often sit in my living room for hours, making up ridiculous stories and choosing the most obscure … Continue reading
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Do I Love Enough?
On the Adirondack Semester, 2013, I was asked to think about the question- do I love enough? On the heels of yet another Valentines day, for those who love it, hate it, or wish they had somebody to share it … Continue reading
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Feminism. And if that turns you off: Polygamy
I started following writer Roxane Gay’s blog a few months ago and was hooked. It successfully combines all of my favorite things; pictures and descriptions of Gay cooking a delicious recipe in each post, plus good writing, plus some serious … Continue reading
Hip-Hop in Ghana
Hi everyone! This week the Arts Collaborative is presenting an Arts Across the Curriculum event each night. Here is the link tonight’s event from SLUWire: https://stlawu-community.symplicity.com/index.php?s=em_event&mode=form&id=4ce43c13f607ca9e41895f6b057a17c2&occ=0cdea30f50e5f0ccb2eada28d7e18c8b&tab=details Thursday night there will be a concert given by M.anifest at the Underground in Noble … Continue reading
Juvenile Doodles into Quality Art!
Hi, everyone! This article was published about a month ago, but I just now stumbled upon it — a case of serious creativity, adorability, and awesome parenting! A mom takes her two-year-old’s sketches and turns them into masterpieces — check … Continue reading
Album Review: “Kill For Love” by the Chromatics
Album cover: “Kill for Love” For anyone who has seen Nicolas Winding Refn’s film, Drive, with Ryan Gosling, or for those who are for better or worse, hopelessly in love with the 80’s (I raise my hand here), you’ve probably … Continue reading
World Languages Week
That mythical time has come, when schoolwork comes back from the void of vacation like Gandalf after his date with the Balrog. You’ve returned to find campus transformed from its gray, slushy state under a new layer of white (more … Continue reading
The Firs
I’ve always had an appreciation for unknown (obscure) bands, especially when I know people in them. When I went to college I deleted everyone on Facebook from my former life (aka everyone I knew in high school), but for some … Continue reading
Written Wanderlust
I’m embarrassed to admit that during the school year, my leisure reading predominantly involves glossy magazines. I’ll indulge every now and then in Glamour (it’s fun to share with roommates), pine over my past running days with Runner’s World, or … Continue reading
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