The Inktober prompts that inspired this piece were trap, dizzy, coral, sleep, chef, rip and dig. Frustrated with incompetent workers and suffocating in the heat of the kitchen, the chef stormed out of the restaurant’s […]
Truman State University’s Orchestra has seen many changes in its ability to practice and perform this semester, with COVID-19 concerns causing alterations in how it provides musical ensembles to the student body and their families. […]
5. “Superstition” by Stevie Wonder – This funky song by Stevie Wonder is chock full of spooky references like the number 13 and broken mirrors. The song details the many seemingly foolish rituals we go through […]
The Inktober prompts that inspired this piece were disgusting, slippery, dune, armor, outpost, rocket and storm. You would think getting caught in a sandstorm on a date would make it the worst date I’ve ever […]
5. “The Black Album” – Metallica: The fifth studio album from Metallica was their most commercial up to that date, with songs neatly trimmed to ensure maximum radio airplay. Straightforward rockers like “Enter Sandman,” “Sad […]
It was a cool, brisk Autumn day as the sun gleamed down on Truman State University’s Quad Oct. 12 — ideal conditions for the Students Activities Board to hold its Harvest Festival, besides the lively […]
While fall DIY projects are fun every year, this year it seems especially enticing to find something creative to do. With that in mind, here are a few simple, budget-friendly projects that require little effort […]
COVID-19 has definitely changed the way we think about most of our social activities. While we can’t gather in huge crowds or throw giant parties to celebrate the season, there are plenty of socially-distanced activities […]
The Inktober prompts that inspired this piece were radio, blade, rodent, fancy, teeth, throw and hope (Oct. 4-10). Lisa had been drawn to the record shop’s front door by the sound of music flowing […]
On Sept. 4, the latest film from Charlie Kaufman arrived on Netflix — an adaptation of Iain Reid’s novel “I’m Thinking of Ending Things.” Kaufman is the acclaimed creator of such classics as “Being John […]
The wind wisped along the shoreline, snaking its long fingers into the crevices of the cliffs and ruffling the women’s carefully styled hair. On most days, the only creatures that accessed this small strip of […]
With the incredible reach that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on almost all aspects of human life, it was only a matter of time before the pandemic made its way onto the syllabus. Professors at […]
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