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 […]
The moment Clark Hubbard walked into the coffee shop, he filled it. Perhaps it was the way his gaze was set on where he was going, the confidence that guided his long stride or the […]
To persistently live right within the tension of being in the world but not of it is exactly the call of Christians, but it is a call far easier said than done. In a culture […]
“The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you’re uncool.” – Lester Bangs, Almost Famous A couple of years ago I wore a hard hat and operated […]
By Jill Miller Staff Writer Video games get a bad reputation for being a waste of time, but in some cases, they can spark an interest that lasts a lifetime. That is the case for […]
By Jill Miller Staff Writer Certain accomplishments are easy to see: Art hangs in galleries; athletes play on the field; singers and musicians get up on stage. For writers, it is a different story. Union […]
Professor Bobby Rogers read sections from his recently published poetry book, “Paper Anniversary,” last Thursday at Barefoots Joe, followed by a book-signing shortly afterward. “Paper Anniversary” is composed of selected works written from the time he completed graduate school to this past year. […]
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