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Bright Eyes Concert Review
You know you’re a gifted lyricist when you can write some of the most harrowing death poems as well as unabashed love songs, but it takes the voice of a generation to make them sound equally as believable. That voice belongs to Conor Oberst of the band Bright Eyes. Hailing from my hometown of Omaha,…
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Emerson Schonfelder
For DePaul University Honors student Emerson Schonfelder, the path from criminology coursework to a career in public safety is becoming clearer every day. Selected as an intern with the Cook County Sheriff’s Office’s Department of Investigations and Intelligence, Emerson is gaining experiential learning that brings her studies to life. In this Honors Highlights interview, she…
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Religious Statues in Ancient Greece: More Than Images of the Gods
When we see an ancient Greek statue of a god in a museum, it is easy to think of it simply as an image. We might look at a sculpture of Athena or Aphrodite and think, “This is what the goddess looked like.” For ancient Greeks, religious statues uals, received offerings, and helped communities establish…
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