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Jessica Jones Review

March 20, 2016 Carrie Woodward

What’s not to love about a female-driven superhero story that addresses issues of power, control, and abuse?

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags Carrie Woodward, Arts, Jessica Jones, Review
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Chattanooga Film Festival

March 20, 2016 Kathryn Pede

If Chattanooga doesn’t count as an artistic city, I don’t know what does.

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags Arts, Chattanooga, Chattanooga Film Festival, Kathryn Pede
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Covenant College Theatre Presents: The Morning After

March 20, 2016 Molly Hulsey

Through a collection of varied scenes and musical scores, The Morning After pushes sexuality—often one of the most taboo and yet most critical of topics—out into the spotlight.  

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags Molly Hulsey, Arts, Theatre, The Morning After
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Not a Review of The Life of Pablo

February 26, 2016 Charlie Allen

Despite this month’s release of Kanye West’s long anticipated album, The Life of Pablo, there will be no review for the album.

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags The Life of Pablo, Review, Arts, Charlie Allen
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Deadpool Review

February 26, 2016 Stephen Bankson

Deadpool, Marvel’s latest film to hit theaters, came out on Friday, Feb. 12, and made $132.2 million on its opening weekend.

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags Deadpool, Stephen Bankson, Review, Arts
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The Vagina Monologues

February 26, 2016 Autumn King

The Vagina Monologues has been a fixture of feminist iconography since its opening in 1996.

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags The Vagina Monologues, Autumn King, Arts
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Moreau Review

February 26, 2016 Caroline McLeod

Covenant College Theatre Department’s production of Moreau by Sean Gaffney opened last weekend, inviting audiences onto an island where scientist Dr. Moreau is conducting questionable experiments.

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In Volume 62: Issue 10 Tags Moreau, Caroline McLeod, Arts
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