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Music Monday: Best Of 2018

December 3, 2018 J. Clark Hubbard

This is a guest article written by Ben Johnson, junior marketing major. 2018 gave us songs about heartbreak, euphoria, self-love, self-hate, childhood, aging, anxiety, boredom and getting dumped at Taco Bell (if you don’t believe […]

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Dan Musselman: Faith And Music

November 28, 2018 Addie Carter

Dr. Daniel Musselman, associate professor of music, passed away in his home on Monday, Nov. 19, after battling cancer for almost two years. While Musselman’s physical body is no longer with us, his legacy lives […]

Features

Just Not Yet: Cancer Deepens Professor’s Faith And Bonds With Union Community

November 26, 2018 Corinne Olund

This feature written by Corinne Olund and photographed by Katherine Cheshire was originally published in the Spring 2018 edition of the Cardinal & Cream magazine. Daniel Musselman, an associate professor of music died on Monday, November 19 […]

Arts & Entertainment

Music Monday: When Love Sneaks Up On You

November 26, 2018 Mikayla Simpson

A thick layer of ice slowly melted from the dash of my car as I warmed my chilly fingers, turned the ignition and headed home. It always felt like Christmas when it snowed. I put […]

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Music Monday: La Musique Pour Lundi

November 4, 2018 Cardinal & Cream

  This is a guest post by Jonathan Hall, senior French and linguistics major. It seems that the average Anglophone suffers from a case of musical myopia—a severe inability to see beyond her or his […]

Arts & Entertainment

Logorrhea 207: The One with Penguin Skeletons

November 4, 2018 J. Clark Hubbard

In this episode, Katie talks about giving birth to Kurt Russell, Liz studies for the college mathematics CLEP test, and Daniel Patterson joins us for a sweet, sweet cameo.

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Logorrhea 206: The One With The Perfect Amount Of Cooks In The Kitchen

October 27, 2018 J. Clark Hubbard

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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