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Q & A with visual artist Michael Alan

May 15, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | Leandra Cameron | 0

Q: How did you get started? A: My mom and dad met at a dance in Brooklyn. Love happened. They made a muppet. I got into there supplies and watched the world grow. Q: What is your...
A Jaw Dropping Campus

April 19, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | Matt Axel | 0

Sadly, the architectural significance of many Cincinnati neighborhoods is majorly forgotten—masked, really, by crime and ghetto. The 1900s and its booming economy have passed. One spot,...
Self-Awareness? Psh, We’ve got Medium Awareness!

April 17, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | Matt Axel | 0

In some issues of Batman, the Joker uses his whacky clown voice to voice a concern that we all know isn’t too insane: the fear that ending Batman would mean ending the whole series and...
Warsan Shire and The Power of the Name

April 8, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | Vivi Hanson | 0

I have recently tumbled into the works of Warsan Shire. A 25 year old poet writing from London, though she is actually Kenyan born of Somali heritage. Her first book “Teaching...
Q & A with Ambre Anderson

April 5, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | Leandra Cameron | 0

What does it mean to be multifaceted? How does one properly and effectively blend multiple interests while also staying current and receptive to a creative landscape? Speaking with...
Koyczan’s “To This Day” sheds new light on the bullying epidemic

April 4, 2013 | in Feature, Visual & Performing Arts | Vivi Hanson | 0

To this day, a spoken word piece written and voiced by Shane Koyczan, a 36 year old Canadian-bread poet, still echos in my ears. A little more than a month ago, an animated version...
Living the Dream

April 2, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | Leandra Cameron | 0

Most people know the saying about New York: if you can make it here, you’ll make it anywhere. Given the aspirational tone of such a well-known saying, one such go getter is the...
Ghost in the Shell MMO

March 28, 2013 | in Feature, Visual & Performing Arts | jess | 0

In early 2014, game developing company Neoburu will be releasing a new game for Ghost in the Shell. The game will be a FPS (first person shooter) PC online game that lets the players...
Black Student Denied Lead Role In “The Wiz” Musical Play

March 21, 2013 | in Visual & Performing Arts | tamaraanderson | 0

In Cicero, New York, a high school student auditioned for the lead role in “The Wiz” was denied the part. Instead, the musical director chose an all-white cast for the...
Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time

February 9, 2013 | in Feature, Visual & Performing Arts | jess | 0

Anyone that had a PS2 knew about Sly Cooper franchise, a third person platform game in which the player navigates the very agile Sly the raccoon throughout the game mostly relying...