Student to create literary magazine to rebrand feminism
By Laura Arwood / February 17, 2015Rebecca McNair and her husband Zach McNair decided to launch a feminist literary magazine called “Andromeda Speaks” to change public awareness of feminism.
Rebecca McNair and her husband Zach McNair decided to launch a feminist literary magazine called “Andromeda Speaks” to change public awareness of feminism.
Six performers from Windy Blew Entertainment stomped the floors at Be Here Now on Valentine’s Day at the venue’s first drag show.
While Bobbi Kristina Brown allegedly improves, Pennsylvania parents get 50 shades of angry over explicit word search in this week's Pop Culture Catchup.
Flying serpents, ebony-skinned elves and fantastic vistas teeming with foreign life inhabit the covers of our favorite fantasy novels, but it can be easy to forget the artists serving as the gatekeepers to new worlds. You can’t judge a book by its cover, but you can certainly ponder the journey the artwork and its creator took to get it to you. Enter Tracy Flynn, fantasy artist and painter. The middle-aged stepfather of one has a knack for bringing to life imaginative worlds evocative of Dungeons & Dragons, turning his passion for the art into a large part of his identity.
Matt Mellen starts moving his body side to side with his arms bent in front of his face. He looks up, smiles and says, “The music we write is the music that gets people to do this -- getting into the groove." His band mate, Brandon Brookshear nods his head in silent agreement.
A bass guitar, piano, banjo and mandolin sit together by the fireplace in the living room; upstairs rests an acoustic guitar and cello.
Nametags and collared shirts are traded for tattoos and tank tops emblazoned with blood-soaked logos of death metal bands. Lunchboxes become amplifiers, tuned to 11. Two everyday individuals become leading members of the down and dirty punk rock band, Kris Karate.
It all started his freshman year of college at a house party with a laptop. Two years later, he’s performed as a disc jockey over 100 times at parties and bars.
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For as long as he has been able to hold a pencil, junior visual communications major Eric Jones said he has been drawing.
Senior Arlee Post sits in the studio surrounded by sketches, fabrics and the sewing materials she is using on her current clothing collection.
Aaron Paul Comino wipes his face of the metal and sand suet. He is creating a ring from a 1928 Goldenrod Flower spoon.
His folding process didn’t start with a hundred crease lines. Folding the silky, thin papers have been a hobby of Brammer’s since he began folding paper airplanes in his fourth grade class.
Just as the glass appeared to harden, Alex Dils dipped it into a nearby oven before returning to his workbench.
As Blake Mellencamp leads his Writers’ community meeting, the air is completely relaxed and humorous, like friends hanging out.
Orange light splashed the backyard of Be Here Now. Then the sound came. A roaring whoosh of flame lit up the patio as Jason Riley whipped the burning rod through the air.
DN PHOTO JONATHAN MIKSANEK Makeup pallets and rolls of brushes fill sections of tables designated for each of the performers.
From PokeParents with their young competitors, to the adults who have been playing the series since its beginning in 1998, Fort Wayne was home to the 2014 Pokemon VGC Regional Championships on Sunday.The Grand Wayne Convention Center was packed with more than 300 attendees in a room filled with Pokemon banners and plush toys.
What Village Bar best describes your personality? Are you more comfortable at The Chug or should you be drinking at Cleo's?
