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“Promising Young Woman” is available for rent on Amazon Prime Video and for purchase on Apple TV.

Late to the Party: “Promising Young Woman” review

Lily Kincaid, Associate A&C Editor March 4, 2021

“Promising Young Woman” is an in-your-face, unapologetic thriller that offers a slightly reimagined take on the familiar genre of vigilante justice.  The film is about Cassie, a 30-year-old woman...

Books on “The Great Gatsby” at Belk Library. “The Great Gatsby” is one of the American classics that visiting assistant professor Anne Muenchrath is researching.

Reading research: Visiting professor explores the paths of classic novels

Sabrina Hess March 4, 2021

Before World War II, “The Great Gatsby” had fallen out of print. However, during WWII, the novel’s fate was forever changed by the Armed Services Editions. These were free pocket-sized paperback...

Released as a single, "Faith Healer" is one of the most popular songs on Julien Baker's new album "Little Oblivions." The song provides a deep dive into the psychological parallels between addictive substances killing you while simultaneously craving it, Baker said in a statement.

On Record: “Little Oblivions” review

Aubrey Smith, Former Editor-in-Chief March 3, 2021

Julien Baker has returned with the release of her long-awaited third studio album.  The 25-year-old singer-songwriter released “Little Oblivions” Feb. 26, four years after her last solo album release.  “Little...

Playlist of the week: Girl power

Playlist of the week: Girl power

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter March 1, 2021

In 1909, the United States held the first Women’s History to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the garment workers’ strike in New York City.  Since then, women’s rights have come a long...

An artist molding at High Country Clay. The clay studio is now open on the NC Hwy 105 Bypass.

Boone artists receive new studio space at High Country Clay

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter February 25, 2021

There’s a new spot in Boone to throw on the wheel, mold with your hands and glaze your clay creations. Located on the NC Hwy 105 Bypass is High Country Clay, a community studio for clay artists.  Before...

Kathryn Santiago's new music therapy group will focus on helping students through mental health concerns with music.

Music therapy group seeks to alleviate mental health concerns for students

Jaclyn Bartlett, Reporter February 25, 2021

Good music, connecting with others, and a calm, welcoming atmosphere amid the stress of college life. This is the plan for App State’s new music therapy group. Kathryn Santiago, a certified music...

Claud released their new album “Super Monster” on Feb. 12.

On Record: “Super Monster” review

Aubrey Smith, Former Editor-in-Chief February 24, 2021

Singer-songwriter Claud is making their mark in the music world with their newest, refreshing release.  The 21-year-old artist from Chicago, who uses they/them pronouns, created a catchy coming-of-age...

The Altar for Black Lives that stood in Downtown Boone in June. The altar is now on display at the Blowing Rock Art and History Museum in collaboration with Small and Mighty Acts.

BRAHM memorializes King Street Altar for Black Lives

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter February 24, 2021

The death of George Floyd in May sparked an outcry of unrest across the country, including in the High Country. Small and Mighty Acts, a grassroots organization in Boone, set up an altar on King Street...

Playlist of the week: Black History Month

Playlist of the week: Black History Month

Camryn Collier, Reporter February 22, 2021

Cultivating and creating jazz, hip-hop, rhythm and blues, soul, rock, and more, while also innovating instruments like the banjo and drum, the Black community has changed and shaped the American music...

An interpretation of Bag End, where famous character Bilbo Baggins lives. His home is the location of the opening pages, and it is here, during his "eleventy-first" birthday, that the journey of "Lord of the Rings" begins.

Late to the party: “Lord of the Rings” review

David Brashier, A&C Reporter February 18, 2021

For anyone who hasn’t read the lengthy “The Lord of the Rings” books by J.R.R. Tolkien, or who was too young to watch Peter Jackson’s film adaptations of the trilogy in the early 2000s, the extra...

Lloyd Oppong reading his poem, “Hammurabi's Code,” during the Hayes School of Music’s Black History Month celebration.

Hayes School of Music celebrates Black History Month in virtual showcase

Lily Kincaid, Associate A&C Editor February 18, 2021

In honor of Black History Month, the Hayes School of Music and the English department are joining to hold three virtual concerts this month showcasing Black music and literature. “We hope this will...

The album cover for Hayley Williams’ new solo album “FLOWERS for VASES / descansos."

Hayley Williams: “FLOWERS for VASES / descansos” review

Aubrey Smith, Former Editor-in-Chief February 17, 2021

Hayley Williams has come a long way since starting with rock band Paramore in the early 2000s. Taking an acoustic change of pace with her solo career, long gone are the overpowering strums of electric...

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