Category: Arts
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Changing Landscapes: September exhibits at the Beloit Art Center
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Bethany Yu
The September exhibits at the Beloit Art Center prompt questions surrounding human relationships with nature, environmental destruction, and the possibility of renewal.
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BIG IN BELOIT: D’Funk and the Grease Monkeys Make a Raucous Return
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Vivian Kopka
I must confess that I, Viv Kopka’27, author of this article, have a huge conflict of interest on this subject: I friggin’ love D’Funk and The Grease Monkeys.
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‘Bodies of Magic’ Book Review
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Vanessa Skildum
A dark academia fantasy, “Bodies of Magic” by Freya Marske, was a rather fun journey.
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Quilting is a Beautiful Hell
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Katelyn Schroeder
Sewing, from a general standpoint, is often seen as a more feminine hobby/job. In the past, it was crucial that the mothers staying at home knew how to sew.
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Wright Museum Celebrates Art and Music at Opening Exhibition
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Alex Cambouris
On Thursday, Sept. 10, the Wright Museum hosted a celebration of art and music to celebrate the opening of this fall semester’s art exhibits.
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How to Review a Murder: “How to Write a Murder” Review
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Vanessa Skildum
Jessica Brody is an author I have been aware of for some time, mainly from her book “Save the Cat! Writes a Novel,” which has been on my shelf. When I heard the title “How to Write a Murder,” I thought it would be another informative book guide; and in a way it was, along…
