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The art of March Madness

(03/22/17 3:59am)

While the Sports section may hate me for saying this, March Madness is one of the most artistic events of the year. Individuals across the nation spend hours, no, days, carefully selecting their players, laying out a plot and following their slam dunk finish. Each bracket is a plot line, a prediction, a dream and a hope. Without getting too "High School Musical," it appears that during March Madness, the jock is indeed also the drama geek. 

https://www.dukechronicle.com/article/2017/03/marchmadnessnote

Awaaz features 600 students in largest show of the year

(11/12/15 8:29am)

If you have never heard of Duke’s Awaaz, the person beside you should be able to help. More than 600 Duke students contribute to the production, and as the largest student-run performance through the combined efforts of more than 13 student groups, it will be shining an even bigger, brighter light on South Asian culture than in years past.

https://www.dukechronicle.com/article/2015/11/awaaz-features-600-students-in-largest-show-of-the-year

Edgefest transforms library into artistic oasis

(04/09/15 12:22pm)

The Artstigators, Duke University Libraries, Spoon University-Duke and the Bite hosted a celebration of creativity this past Thursday evening in The Edge, the recently refurbished first floor of Bostock library. Held between five and 10 p.m., the event showcased campus arts and the Edge’s spacious design and unique characteristics that provide a comfortable location for thought and connection.

https://www.dukechronicle.com/article/2015/04/edgefest-transforms-library-artistic-oasis

A conversation with Randall Love

(02/26/15 8:37am)

“What was the inspiration for your upcoming concert?” I questioned professor and performer Randall Love, putting on my best professional practice. I had heard many things, about his passion for piece instruments, his outstanding teaching practices that had led his students to achieve awards, and his many years performing and recording piano pieces. However, my formality was unneeded in what became an informal afternoon of stimulating discussion and musical pieces of the repertoire for Saturday. Dr. Love opened the door and immersed me in his world of mazurkas, magyars and colorful artwork that covered his studio office.

https://www.dukechronicle.com/article/2015/02/conversation-randall-love