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Music Monday: Nostalgia
Rolling countrysides came into view from the forefront of my dash as I adjusted my aviators. I didn’t know where I was driving, but I knew what I was looking for. As I turned the […]
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Music Monday: My Twenty-Year-Old Emo Phase Pt. 2: The Bliss Of Crowd-Surfing
Note: Luke Sower had no idea this story would be running with a picture of Taylor Swift crowd-surfing, but life is mysterious and unexpected at times. (This is the second installment in a series in […]
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Weekend Watch: Prometheus Bound
“I can say with 100% certainty that if you don’t stretch, your muscles will ache and you’ll feel like your body is being torn apart by Zeus himself,” said Jake Beals, sophomore theatre major. He […]
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Logorrhea 205: The One With Social Justice
Korey Adams, Katie Chappell and Clark Hubbard are back at it again, talking about Venom’s tongue, Leon Bridges, Bob’s Burgers, and most importantly, social justice.
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Music Monday: Showers Of Blessing And The Gift Of Song
Written by Naomi Mengel I didn’t realize how well my parents could hear me singing in the shower from the living room downstairs, where they’d sit in the evenings to talk or watch the football […]
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Logorrhea 204: The One Where Katie Doesn’t Talk About Tongues
In this episode of Logorrhea, Cameron Woodard joins Korey Adams, Clark Hubbard and Katie Chappell, and we talk about Bug’s Life, Liz’s near-death experience and some Saxophone-infused bops. Katie does not talk about tongues in […]
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Weekend Watch: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
“Hey, have you guys seen Scott Pilgrim v. The World?” asked Clark Hubbard. He was kneeled over rummaging through a cardboard box marked “NOT DRUGS” on the floor of our freshman dorm, Dodd 16. The […]