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Highlight on Up & Coming Forest Talk

November 18, 2016 Autumn King

On October 22, Forest Talk, a new pop-rock band straight out of  the“Magic City,” Birmingham Ala. played their first rooftop show at their hometown’s Southern Kitchen and Bar.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Up & Coming, Forest Talk, Highlight, Autumn King, Music, Arts
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Walking Dead Season 7 Review

November 17, 2016 Matthew Gidney

On Sunday, October 23, 20.8 million people tuned in to watch AMC’s Season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead: ratings that shattered even those of NFL’s Sunday Night Football that night.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags The Walking Dead, TV, Arts, Review, Matthew Gidney
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Bob Dylan "Speechless" By Nobel Prize

November 17, 2016 Molly Hulsey

“If I accept the prize? Of course,” Dylan replied to Sara Danius, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy, when he called the institution in late October.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Molly Hulsey, Arts, Bob Dylan, Nobel Prize
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Covenant Alumnus Writes Music for Presidential Inauguration

November 17, 2016 Haley Horton

In the midst of political division, a light of encouragement has come to shine over a chaotic election season.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Covenant, National, Arts, Alumni, Music, Haley Horton
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Say Hello to the Robots: Hire an AI Composer

November 1, 2016 Romy Vekony

Are you curious what a league of robots wreaking havoc on a synthesizer might sound like? You might imagine it sounds slightly more harmonious than a room full of monkeys.  

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Music, Arts, Robots, Composer, Romy Vekony
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Yellowcard Review

November 1, 2016 Matthew Gidney

Earlier this year, Yellowcard announced that their performing and recording career has come to an end. After one final world tour and album, dubbed Yellowcard, the band finally called it quits.

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Music, Review, Album, Arts, Matthew Gidney, Yellowcard
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Thoughts on Rocky Horror Picture Show Remake

November 1, 2016 [Removed]

First off, this movie features an engaged couple who finds a haunted house and naively stumbles into a raging drag party led by a “sweet transvestite from Transsexual Transylvania.”

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Rocky Horror Picture Show, Remake, Movies, Review, Garrett Sisson, Arts
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National Book Awards

November 1, 2016 Teresa Harwood

Each November, the nonprofit National Book Foundation awards its National Book Awards (NBA) to American authors to celebrate their newly published works, but finalists for each of the four categories were released earlier this month. 

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags National, National Book Awards, Teresa Harwood, Books, Arts
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Covenant College Theatre Department Presents: William Shakespeare's Hamlet

November 1, 2016 Molly Hulsey

This November, Covenant College’s Theatre Department promises to enliven Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy in a production that roots itself in the timeless text, but invites the audience to interact with the story in new and evocative ways.  

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Theatre, Hamlet, Covenant, Molly Hulsey, Arts
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Bastille, Wild World Review

October 10, 2016 Matthew Gidney

Bastille’s sophomore album, Wild World, centers around a theme that is fleshed out in different ways throughout the album's long 19 track lineup, but is all brought together by its lyrical centerpiece, “Warmth:” 

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In Volume 63: Issue 3 Tags Matthew Gidney, Review, Music, Bastille, Arts
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Shepherds Who Deal in Lead

October 10, 2016 Roy Uptain

...just because a plot is old doesn’t mean it can’t be used by an artful director to speak a powerful prophetic message to a new audience in a new cultural context. That is what Antoine Fuqua set out to do with his 2016 remake of The Magnificent Seven.

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In Volume 63: Issue 3 Tags Roy Uptain, Movie, Review, Arts, Magnificent Seven
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African American Museum of History and Culture

October 10, 2016 Autumn King

On September 24, 2016, the Smithsonian opened up the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

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In Volume 63: Issue 3 Tags African American, National, Arts, Autumn King
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The Gray Havens

October 10, 2016 Anna Smith

The Gray Havens, husband and wife duo Dave and Licia Radford, charmed Covenant students with their winning personalities and self-described “narrative folk-pop” on Tuesday, September 27 as part of the Francis Schaeffer Conference on True Spirituality.

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In Volume 63: Issue 3 Tags Covenant, Arts, Concert, Gray Havens, Music
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The Absurd in the Ordinary: A Review of The Bald Soprano

October 10, 2016 Haley Horton

This past Friday night, students, faculty, and Chattanooga residents arrived at Sanderson 215 for the opening night of the Covenant College Theatre Department’s The Bald Soprano, written by Eugène Ionesco and directed by Prof. Camille Hallstrom.

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In Volume 63: Issue 3 Tags Haley Horton, Covenant, Theatre, Arts, Bald Soprano
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

September 26, 2016 Maria Coletti

Few book series have so thoroughly defined a generation as J.K. Rowling’s saga of “the boy who lived.” ...When Rowling announced she was releasing the play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the fans of her books were ecstatic.

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In Volume 63: Issue 2 Tags Maria Coletti, Arts, Harry Potter, Cursed Child, Books
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The Places I Love

September 26, 2016 Hannah Andrews

When I was a child, the world was immense...

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In Volume 63: Issue 2 Tags Poem, Arts, Hannah Andrews, Place
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The Matthaus Evangelium Gallery

September 26, 2016 Hannah Andrews

What if God were to give us new eyes to see, new ears to hear, new hearts to feel the power of His inaugural gospel? That is what is being offered in the art gallery on the second floor of Covenant’s very own Anna E. Kresge Memorial Library. 

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In Volume 63: Issue 2 Tags Roy Uptain, Arts, Kresge Art Exhibit, Covenant
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Frank Ocean Blonde Review

September 26, 2016 Courtney Williams

I think it’s fair to say that a quite a few people have been holding their breath (and passing out) while waiting for Frank Ocean to release a new album since his 2012 debut, channel ORANGE.

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In Volume 63: Issue 2 Tags Courtney Williams, Frank Ocean, album review, Music, Arts
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The Emmys

September 26, 2016 Autumn King

The Emmy Awards, the most prestigious night in television, celebrated the year’s small-screen accomplishments for the 68th time last Sunday in a landslide victory for HBO series Game of Thrones and Veep.

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In Volume 63: Issue 2 Tags Autumn King, Emmys, Arts, Television
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Ode to Gene Wilder

September 15, 2016 Teresa Harwood

His life became only Wilder.

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In Volume 63: Issue 1 Tags Teresa Harwood, Poem, Arts, Gene Wilder
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