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Limited activities for students to partake in overshadows the event By Ben Hercik Cleveland has played a very pivotal part in comic book history. The city is the birthplace of both Superman and is the inspiration for Metropolis, as well as being a filming location for films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. When it was announced …
Concert Review: Wallows and Remo Drive By Griffin Parrett Wallows, a pop rock band from Los Angeles, California, and Remo Drive, an alternative/indie rock band from Bloomington, Minnesota, recently came through the House of Blues in Cleveland. The two bands were a stellar line up as they both differ in sound and genre. Remo Drive, …
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By Beth Casteel Welcome to Monsterland, the scariest place on Earth! With real vampires, zombies and werewolves, there’s no chance of something going wrong, right? Originally self-published in 2015 by Michael Okon, the book was picked up to be re-released later in 2017. Okon, formerly writing under the name Michael Phillip Cash, has quite the …
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By Beth Casteel Watching as the clock slowly ticks towards 9 p.m., many concertgoers can visibly be seen perking up at the thought that their wait for fellow Clevelander, Kid Cudi, would soon be over. This concert would be a year in the making. The anticipation was evident as the crowd began buzzing at …
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By Ryan Cooper Jazz music is wholly unique unto itself. From the improvisation, the freeform pieces, the collective nature of taking bits and pieces from blues, folk and world music, the notes held for minutes at a time to the short, staccato bursts, jazz uses every tool in the musical wheelhouse to create experiences …
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By Gwendolyn Kochur “Playwrights teach us nothing about love,” argues Queen Elizabeth to her court. “They make it pretty, they make it comical, or they make it lust, but they cannot make it true.” Cleveland Play House’s “Shakespeare In Love” may just prove her wrong. The show is both stunningly pretty and fiercely comical …
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