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Phoebe Bridgers Concert Review
Is there a better way to ring in the new school year than by screaming your lungs out with 23,000 other people? On Friday, September 18th I ventured to The United Center with a friend to see Phoebe Bridgers. I had gotten last minute tickets on a whim and was wholly unprepared for the night…
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Cider
For many, Apple Cider is a fun treat, an indicator of Autumn’s presence – but this warm, spiced juice has a lot of history that gets overlooked. Originally, this beverage was drunk in many homes due to it being cheap and easy to produce. Apple Cider played a consistent part in many Americans’ lives until…
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When Art Speaks: Words, Images, and Storytelling in Ancient Greece
Before books and movies, stories traveled through voices. In ancient Greece, myths were shared through poetry, performance, music, and conversation. Stories about gods and heroes were not confined to written texts, as they were part of a living oral tradition. Ancient Greek artists participated in that tradition in a different way, telling stories through images.…
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