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From Greece to England: a crucial history of drag from plays to the personal
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From Greece to England: a crucial history of drag from plays to the personal

As my senior year is filling up with preparing to graduate, this gives me some time to reflect on my time as the fashion column

Weekend academia in full swing with the mock trial members
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Weekend academia in full swing with the mock trial members

The American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) regional tournament took place this weekend in Madison, Wis. at UW-Madison. Overall the team had three wins and five

Sending musical notes and letters home from the BVC: all quiet on the catalan front
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Sending musical notes and letters home from the BVC: all quiet on the catalan front

I am spending my year of service with the Benedictine Volunteer Corps on the mountain of Montserrat in the Catalonian region of Spain. The mountain

Poets and PO boxes: book recommendations for this Valentine’s Day and beyond
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Poets and PO boxes: book recommendations for this Valentine’s Day and beyond

Valentine’s Day provides a unique opposition to itself; while the day itself is seen as the height of romance in the United States, the name

North Shore stories: an end to the Duluth brew trip
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North Shore stories: an end to the Duluth brew trip

We’re back with part two of our North Shore beer extravaganza! We hope you’ve been waiting for this edition, because it’s a good one. More

Challenging the storyteller: “Yogi Not Yogi – The Messenger” exhibit
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Challenging the storyteller: “Yogi Not Yogi – The Messenger” exhibit

Who knew that a seemingly innocuous painting titled “Yogi Yogi Road,” found at a garage sale would spark a years-long artistic exploration for visiting artist

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The spring season color palette: a look into the coming fashion trends post-winter

There is something to be said about returning back to the normality of things, and one of those things for me is looking at what

Welcome to the Benedictine Volunteer Corps (BVC)
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Welcome to the Benedictine Volunteer Corps (BVC)

Greetings, Johnnies. Or, as they might say in Kenya, “Habari zenu.” I have the utmost privilege of introducing (or for some, reintroducing) the Benedictine Volunteer

The Conspiracy and the Candidate: a fragile democracy in “The Manchurian Candidate”
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The Conspiracy and the Candidate: a fragile democracy in “The Manchurian Candidate”

In the fall of 1962, as the Cuban Missile Crisis brought the world to the brink of nuclear war, “The Manchurian Candidate” emerged as an

Winter brews with the boys: the Duluth beer trip begins
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Winter brews with the boys: the Duluth beer trip begins

At the end of last semester, we just knew we had to kick off this semester with something big. Why not a beer review trip