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“Circle” provides a unique Native sound worth your listen
“Circle” is a compilation album by Keith Secola. It compiles tracks from different smaller releases together into one, 13-song album. Despite the fact that it’s
Meta-fashion continues to grow in popularity
What is Meta-fashion, and what can it mean for the future of fashion? That is a great question that has taken me a long time
Near-silent “Small Mouth Sounds” premieres Friday
The play, featuring only seven performers, is set to premiere on Friday, Feb. 24, in the Colman Theatre after Wednesday and Thursday shows were canceled due to a winter storm. Set at a silent retreat, the play aims to get audiences to contemplate their own thoughts on silence and sound. Due to the small script, the show has challenged actors on their traditional methods of developing a relationship with their characters.
Irish music is a beautiful language of its own
Who determines what the official language of a country is? Is it a committee? One person? An underground society operating in the shadows? Sorry, I
Beer reviewers share their favorite cold and flu remedies
Both Jack and Chuck have a little tingle in their throat and don’t believe pounding a few brews would be a smart move this week
Link driver showcases hidden musical talent
Thomas Kuhn is a Link driver, Johnnie alumnus, and retired secondary educator—but on the weekends, he’s one-half of a bluesy rock band. Primarily known on
Reviewers return to the fridge to sample miscellaneous brews
We’ll preface this beer review by coming clean—we couldn’t get together to do our standard Tuesday night writing/drinking because Jack was at a taco joint
The highs and lows of arriving in your study abroad country
There’s nothing worse than a baby. Well, let me specify. There’s nothing worse than a baby crying on a red-eye flight across multiple time zones.
Carol Bruess shares tips for establishing, maintaining healthy college relationship
Each year, Valentine’s Day leaves many college students with a variety of conflicting thoughts. While some welcome the holiday, others are left feeling melancholy as
Wind Ensemble makes trip to midwinter convention
This Friday, the CSB+SJU wind ensemble will attend the Minnesota Music Educators Association’s (MMEA) midwinter convention for the first time in six years. An exclusive