Student Scribes: “What I Learned from Studying the Capital Region Ex-Offenders Coalition”
Growing up in Harrisburg, I dreamt about going to college in Hawaii, sitting on the beach studying. I was sure… Read More
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Student Scribes: “Legos, Novels and Chicken Parmesan”
It’s Monday morning and I hate my life. I’ve finally hit the snooze button enough times that now my leisurely… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
It’s Beaujolais Day! I have no idea how I’m going to fit in everything I want to do this weekend.… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
This will be a relatively low-key weekend for me. No plans tonight or tomorrow (though who knows?). On Saturday, I’ll… Read More
Underestimating Women: Women—and the American Dream—and “Death of a Salesman”
In a letter to a fan in 1990, Kurt Vonnegut wrote, “It can’t be said often enough, ‘It is the… Read More
A Reflection of Life: New Narcisse Theatre Company reveals the unconventional, the complex
The Broadway mega-hit “Hamilton” has shone a bright spotlight on nontraditional casting in the theater, with actors of different backgrounds… Read More
Prominence and Complexity: Major exhibit of post-war African American art arrives at SAM
To great fanfare, the National Museum of African American History and Culture opened recently in Washington, D.C., the newest member… Read More
Little Bit o’ Soulville: The search for the little-known story of Soulville Records
One day, an album appeared in a Harrisburg coffee shop, sparking a search for the little-known story of Soulville Records.… Read More
Fall Throwbacks: Interesting takes on old-school sounds
Fall has always been my favorite season, and November my favorite month. Most people don’t look forward to the colder… Read More
Troubled Mind: “Christine” brilliantly tells of a life in descent
We all know someone like Christine Chubbuck. Reserved, deadpan, not a lot of friends. We don’t think much about these… Read More