Arts & Entertainment
The Meeting Of The Pens
I was talking to a girl last week who told me how interested she was in writing. I asked her what kind, and she mentioned fiction and creative writing being her favorites. Being a creative […]
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Music Monday: Leaving What’s Heavy Behind
As I walked in the doorway, it felt like I was entering a sacred space. The couches that are normally set strategically around the room had been moved into rows in front of the stage. […]
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El Primo: The Best Comfort Food In Jackson
As I’m writing this, I’m sitting on my couch eating tacos and sulking in the excruciating Titans’ loss I just witnessed. I came into the season optimistic after they made the playoffs for the first […]
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Josh Mays: After The EP
Joshua Aaron Mays is a senior conservation biology major and has written music under the names of Free Space and Signs Following. Two previous pieces on Mays are this dialogue and this review of his latest […]
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Logorrhea 202: The One That Ends Abruptly
In this episode of Logorrhea, Abigail Peecher joins Clark Hubbard, Liz Caldwell, and Katie Chappell to discuss Asian representation in film, Jessica Beale’s recent murders, and how Liz really doesn’t understand what mainstream music is. […]
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Weekend Watch: How “Some Like It Hot” Changed My Mind About Marilyn Monroe
Growing up, I never understood the appeal of Marilyn Monroe. Monroe just seemed like a dated icon, a symbol of Hollywood sex appeal in the much idolized decade of the ’50s. Never having any experience […]
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Blank Slate Improv: Secrets Revealed
I decided to uncover the ancient secrets of Union’s Blank Slate Improv team by infiltrating one of their so-called practices. What I found may shock you. The meeting starts like any other Union event: with […]