Arts & Entertainment
Music Monday: The Trip Home
For a college student, ‘home’ is described a variety of ways. It can be your best friend’s couch, the back seat of your car, your dorm room, your childhood bedroom, or the feeling you get […]
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Upcoming “Little Women” play will include sword-fighting
Union’s theater department will present the musical “Little Women” March 23-28 in the PAC Powell Theater. The play is filled with comedy, tragedy and a little bit of sword-fighting action. David Burke, the director of […]
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Music Monday: Living a Semi-Charmed Life
The black asphalt is lightly dusted with rain drops. The smell of hot asphalt and dirt fills your senses. Heat drifts up from the road, putting you in a trance because of its quirky beauty. Darkness […]
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AIGA poster sale benefits designers and students of Union
On Friday, the Jackson chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Artists or AIGA, held their annual poster sale in the hallway of the Student Union Building. The chapter is made up primarily of Union […]
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Music Monday: An Intro to The Cure
As an answer to what I know everyone was going to ask, here is an introduction to what my mom listens to, i.e. The Cure. This (along with a Flock of Seagulls album which also […]
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Get Cultured with Clark: Eagles Are Turning People into Horses
As the credits rolled after I watched BriTANick’s “Eagles Are Turning People into Horses” for the very first time, someone knocked on our dorm door to the rhythm of the “Old Spice” whistle. This was […]
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The Torch invites non-English majors to submit stories and artwork
The Torch, a student-run literary arts magazine is accepting submissions of poetry, prose, creative nonfiction and visual art until April 1. The annual publication, founded and sponsored by Professor of English Bobby Rogers, has been a […]