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Artist Spotlight: Marissa Stanton

April 3, 2015
I recently spoke with Marissa Stanton, a senior Fine Arts major who is working on her senior project titled, “In Context.” Marissa...
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Artist Spotlight: Emily Makarainen

March 30, 2015
Recently, I spoke with Emily Makarainen, a senior design student at the University of Connecticut. While Emily is busily preparing for her senior...
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Slam Poet: Rudy Francisco

March 28, 2015
I recently read a blog post about slam poetry by James Merenda.  I love everything about slam poetry and spoken word and this article gave me...
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We Need Diverse Books

March 27, 2015
If you haven’t heard about it, it’s time to change that. The “We Need Diverse Books” Campaign is an amazing campaign that...
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Overcoming the Obstacle of Outlining

March 26, 2015
Over Spring Break I had to do a lot of things I didn’t particularly care for such as: laundry, putting gas in the car, and outlining one of my...
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Artist Spotlight: Sarah Merkel

March 23, 2015
Sarah Merkel is a senior art student at Uconn. She is currently working on her senior project before graduation. While the project itself may be...
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When Movie Adaptations Fail

March 23, 2015
The announcement of a movie adaptation of a favorite book is always an exciting one. It is the wonderful convergence of my love of reading and my firm...
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In Which All is the Star: Mutual Accentuation in Interdisciplinary Art

March 22, 2015
While the fine arts and the humanities are widely considered closely related, with poetry, painting, and musical performance falling under the same...
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Artist in the Spotlight: Erika Back

March 21, 2015
This week I’d like to put artist, Erika Back in the Long River Review spotlight. Erika is a senior Design major here at UConn, currently working...
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