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Finding a welcoming community within the manga sphere: a short review
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Finding a welcoming community within the manga sphere: a short review

After a friend gifted me the first volume of “Pupposites Attract”, a seriously adorable romance manga about two dog owners who become unlikely friends, I

A learner’s paradise: understanding place beyond the U.S.
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A learner’s paradise: understanding place beyond the U.S.

In the Spring of 2023, I decided to attend an information session about the Benedictine Volunteer Corps (BVC). Two years later, I found myself six

From Cannon Falls to center stage: an interview with SJU alum Dean Holt
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From Cannon Falls to center stage: an interview with SJU alum Dean Holt

When Dean Holt first arrived at St John’s University, he had no plans of becoming a professional actor. In fact, theater had only recently entered

Childhood nostalgia in a glass: celebrating National PB & J Day
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Childhood nostalgia in a glass: celebrating National PB & J Day

Did you really believe we would be done reviewing dark beers for the year? We would like to think that our loyal readers would know

The beer review returns: local brews at Third Street Brewhouse
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The beer review returns: local brews at Third Street Brewhouse

As we return from spring break, we decided to keep our reviews local for a couple of weeks. This week, it brought us to Cold

The nature of volunteering: my time in Montserrat, Spain
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The nature of volunteering: my time in Montserrat, Spain

Towering beige pillars of the Montserrat Mountains reach high into the sky and loom above Barcelona. The peaks reach toward the heavens, clawing at clouds

A historic battleground: LGTBQ+ fashion from past to present
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A historic battleground: LGTBQ+ fashion from past to present

Coming back from spring break, I will be honest: I had no clue what to write for this week. However, March 31st was Transgender Day

Solidarity and support on Transgender Day of Visibility
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Solidarity and support on Transgender Day of Visibility

CSB+SJU student organization Queer Proud Lavender Union for Students (QPLUS) held a Transgender Day of Visibility poster–making session on March 12 from 5 to 6

Morality and myth: a sit down with “Skipping Church for Vampires”
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Morality and myth: a sit down with “Skipping Church for Vampires”

Sit down with a friend, a coworker or a stranger at a cafe, and with a little bit of a nudge they’ll usually have a

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Horror and ambiguity: chasing fear in Chamber’s fiction

R. W. Chambers’ “In the Court of the Dragon” is a fever dream of paranoia and creeping horror. As with all of the stories in