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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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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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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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Music Monday: Josh Garrels and Why We Make Art
In the first row, my boyfriend and I sat directly in front of the largest speaker I’ve ever seen with my own eyes. It was pumping enough bass to keep my heart beating when it […]
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Music Monday: My Twenty-Year-Old Emo Phase
This is a guest post written by sophomore history major Luke Sower. As I wrap up my second year of college, I have been spending significant time considering my upbringing. From my lifelong home in […]
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Music Monday: Lean With Me
The angelic shine of his rounded cheeks and bright sea green eyes are counteracted by his burning red hair, and the scad of tattoos covering his neck, forearms, and hands, that peek out from beneath […]
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Music Monday: The New Respects perform in Barefoots
“We’ve actually never played this song live before,” Zandy Fitzgerald said as she stepped up to the mic with her electric guitar. The band had come back on the stage after 30 seconds of students […]