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Astronomy On Tap proves science is for everyone on PYGMALION Day 2 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Scientific language can often be difficult to understand for the average person, which is exactly what Astronomy On Tap strives to change. Gallery Art Bar hosted the international organization for the second day of PYGMALION Friday evening. Astronomy On Tap formed in New York City in 2013. Its founders, Meg Schwamb and Emily Rice, had the intention of making scientific discussion more accessible by hosting professional talks and lectures at pubs and bars instead of classrooms. Projected images o
Mary Helen Specht talks “Mudlark,” analog technology at PYGMALION - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Author Mary Helen Specht’s book talk on her newest novel, “Mudlark,” opened PYGMALION weekend with a blend of science fiction, mother-daughter love and Greek references. Students and Champaign-Urbana community members gathered at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday for Specht’s reading and Q&A session. Specht is an associate professor of creative writing at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. Her work has been published in places like The New York Times and has
Ratboys return to PYGMALION with indie rock sound - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Having performed at stages as big as Lollapalooza, Ratboys have come a long way from their folk dorm room beginnings. Now, the band will return to Champaign-Urbana to headline PYGMALION on Saturday at the Rose Bowl Tavern. Its members include Julia Steiner, Dave Sagan, Marcus Nuccio and Sean Neumann. This isn’t the band’s first time taking the stage for PYGMALION. Ratboys headlined in 2023 and performed in 2017, but now they are returning to C-U with new music. Steiner said she and Sagan met at
The Keep marks a new reign of house shows - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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With a collapsed deck and about 380 people to manage, The Keep’s first show on Sept. 4 was off to a stressful but exciting start, according to its showrunners. They said the show raised over $800 for Engineers Without Borders. The Keep is run by five friends, two of whom are Grayson Hodson, senior in LAS, and Bruce Beem, junior in ACES. They said that “Dungeons & Dragons” and “Lord of the Rings” imagery inspired the house’s theme, offering a unique touch to their shows through their ambiance. Pr
Review | Slayyyter ‘cranks’ it once more with ‘crank 2’ - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Songs don’t often get sequels, but with a chorus as memorable as the one in “CRANK,” a part two was warranted. On Thursday, dance-pop artist Slayyyter released “crank 2,” a follow-up single to her hit song “CRANK.” This track is likely part of her rumored upcoming album, allegedly titled “wor$t man in america,” a concept she’s been teasing for a while. What “CRANK” has in danceable energy, part two makes up for in anger. The bass sounds more sinister, with Slayyyter’s lyrics taking a more furiou
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