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Extreme: The thinking person’s hair metal band
I recently wrote an article about 7 acts in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame who probably shouldn’t be in there. I’m fairly proud of what I put to paper, but I did get […]
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Local press publishes works of Truman professors, young writers
It all began with Neal’s mother, Vivian, who had always enjoyed writing. In 2004, Neal and his brothers decided to self-publish one of Vivian’s stories and give it to her as a gift. Little did […]
Arts & Entertainment
“The Belinda Chronicles:” a coming of age journey for every stage of life
An enjoyable read that finds its strength in its honesty, ingenuity and familiarity, “The Belinda Chronicles” by Linda Seidel, a retired Truman State University English professor, is work that manages to turn tough topics into […]
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Top 5: Socially distanced activities for spring
We did it, Bulldogs! We are through a brutal winter and spring is upon us. As we spring forward into warmer weather, what can we do to enjoy the sunshine but still stay socially distanced? […]
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Metallica’s masterpiece: “Master of Puppets”
Metallica is one of the most popular and well-known metal bands of all time. If you’ve ever been to a sporting event or turned on rock radio, odds are you’ve probably heard “Enter Sandman” or […]
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“Nomadland” is a beautiful and respectful look at the lives of America’s modern-day nomads
Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland,” an adaptation of Jessica Bruder’s 2017 novel, was released Feb. 19 on Hulu to both critical and popular acclaim. As it stands, the film has received six Oscar nominations, including Best Motion […]
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Top 5: Podcasts for beginners
As a student with an over four-hour drive to college, I’ve had to get creative with what I listen to during the car rides. There is only so long you can perform a one-woman concert […]
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“Pride@Prejudice” is a classic tale with a modern twist
If you were a student assigned to read Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” for English class but never did, the Truman State University Theatre Department’s newest production, “Pride@Prejudice,” is for you. The play will be […]
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Wind Symphony band adapts to COVID-19 changes
Going from intricate, extravagant pieces in the Spring of 2020 to more simple, easy pieces in the Fall 2020 semester, concerts look very different this year for the Wind Symphony Band. Precautions for bands this […]
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Top 5: Reasons why drive-in theaters are superior
Around May 2020, drive-in theaters began to shine as a safe, alternative way to have fun during the pandemic. Although indoor theaters have been making a comeback as they find ways to provide their services […]
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Breaking Up with a Demon
This is the latest in TMN staff writer Allison Maschoff’s collection of short fiction stories. “Why are you looking at me like that?” he asked her. She still hadn’t let him into the house, and […]
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Top 5: Kirksville Spring Break ideas
Spring Break in college is stereotypically seen as one of the big events of the school year, with massive parties, copious amounts of alcohol consumed and lifelong memories. Last Spring Break, we went our separate […]