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Author Erin Carlson celebrates “Queen Meryl” at Circle Cinema
Circle Cinema and Magic City Books celebrated the release of “Queen Meryl.” courtesy Hachette Books
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Author Erin Carlson celebrates “Queen Meryl” at Circle Cinema

on 17 October 201917 October 2019

Circle Cinema screened “The Devil Wears Prada” following a discussion of a novel about Meryl Streep’s life and persona. On…

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Classic Broadway show, “Cats,” comes to Tulsa PAC
The staging and lighting in the performance of “Cats” transformed the PAC with whimsical colors. courtesy Tulsa Performing Arts Center
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Classic Broadway show, “Cats,” comes to Tulsa PAC

on 17 October 201917 October 2019

“Cats” combines goofy lyrics with precise and well-choreographed dances in a lively and entertaining show. The fourth-longest running Broadway show…

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Niconowicz brings bizarre photography to Hogue
Niconowicz photographed an image of a mountain range on a reciept while in Italy. courtesy Drew Niconowicz
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Niconowicz brings bizarre photography to Hogue

on 17 October 201917 October 2019

The Alexandre Hogue Gallery hosts a show by the traveled photographer whose work combines nature and technology. University of Missouri-Columbia…

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High holidays should be a time of peace instead of fear
Anti-Semitic violence has spurred the increase in security. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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High holidays should be a time of peace instead of fear

on 17 October 201917 October 2019

Synagogues have had to increase security in recent years due to a rise in anti-Semitic violence. The morning before Rosh…

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Judah & The Lion brings energetic performance to Tulsa
Judah & The Lion delivered a moving performance of “Queens Song / human.” after explaining the story behind its lyrics. courtesy Judah & The Lion
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Judah & The Lion brings energetic performance to Tulsa

on 8 October 20198 October 2019

Alternative band Judah & The Lion stops at Brady Theater on their “Pep Talks” worldwide tour. The notion of seeing…

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Students go behind the scenes for October’s First Friday
Ahha housed an exhibit called “The Experience” on the second floor photo by Piper Prolago
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Students go behind the scenes for October’s First Friday

on 8 October 20198 October 2019

Arts management professor, Samuel Krall, leads students on tour of Tulsa Arts District businesses preparing for the Art Crawl. Arts…

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Portico Dance Theatre performs “Project Alice”
Although Alice is the titular character, she never actually dances during “Project Alice.” courtesy Tulsa Theatre
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Portico Dance Theatre performs “Project Alice”

on 1 October 2019

Dancers fused styles, characters and genres in an interpretation of the Lewis Carroll classic. The Portico Dance Theatre celebrated its…

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Opa!Homa festival brings Greek culture to Tulsa
Opa!Homa offered diverse food options, including gyros and Greek salad. photo by Brennen Gray
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Opa!Homa festival brings Greek culture to Tulsa

on 1 October 2019

The four day festival offers visitors an experience of Greek food, music and dance. The sounds of the keyboard and…

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TU junior chairman of national Republican organization
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TU junior chairman of national Republican organization

on 8 September 2018

Sheridan Nolan speaks about her recent appointment as Chairman of the Oklahoma Federation of College Republicans TU junior Sheridan Nolan…

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A few books to brighten your day
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A few books to brighten your day

on 5 September 20185 September 2018

Local bookworm Tori Gellman returns to The Collegian with more book recommendations. If you’re feeling ORDINARY: “All My Friends are…

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