Arts & Entertainment
When Everybody Needs To Laugh
It was February 2017. I was a senior in high school. I was on Union’s campus for a Scholars of Excellence weekend. I had no idea what I was doing, but this was the weekend […]
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Artists of the Week
Artist Of The Week: The Brickmaker
I rounded the corner of the PAC as he was walking out of the studio. “Wow, perfect timing,” he said. We walked together to one of the outdoor tables. He sat, propped right foot on […]
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Music Monday: The Work Of The People
“We believe there is room at the table for all who are hungry” – The Liturgists A couple of years ago, I was hungry. Hungry for something more. I was wrestling, and still am, with […]
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Logorrhea 206: The One With The Perfect Amount Of Cooks In The Kitchen
Anna Cook joins the usual Mötley Crüe (minus Katie Chappell, who would prefer to study for her GRE or whatever), and they discuss mildly chauvinistic Latino rappers, terrible puns, and Biology CLEP tests.
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Weekend Watch: The Heart of Man And Finding Jesus In The Prison
“Probably the most unexplainable reality in all of the universe is how can you have everything and simply want something else that you’re told not to get. That’s madness. You’ve got billions of dollars, and […]
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Friday Fiction: Nickels
This short story is a guest post by Daniel Patterson, junior English major. My friend Easton, he’s always getting into trouble. He’s a gypsy, that’s why—and that’s not being racist, especially if it’s true (my […]
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This Isn’t Just A Food Truck, This Is My Food Truck
I call it “my food truck.” People tease me, saying “You have a food truck?” I call it mine because I feel like I was the first person I knew to go. I can’t remember […]