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Nirosta Steel, Barwick, Lattimore bring musicality to PYGMALION Day 2 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Music reverberated throughout the Tryon Festival Theatre in the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Friday, featuring openers Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore, along with headliner Nirosta Steel. The show was part of PYGMALION, a festival running Thursday through Sunday with performances spanning music, comedy, films and more. For Barwick and Lattimore’s set, the stage was arranged with various instruments including a harp, chimes and a synthesizer, washed over by white and blue lighting.
Nirosta Steel, Barwick, Lattimore bring musicality to PYGMALION Day 2 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Music reverberated throughout the Tryon Festival Theatre in the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Friday, featuring openers Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore, along with headliner Nirosta Steel. The show was part of PYGMALION, a festival running Thursday through Sunday with performances spanning music, comedy, films and more. For Barwick and Lattimore’s set, the stage was arranged with various instruments including a harp, chimes and a synthesizer, washed over by white and blue lighting.
BRSS, Nugent Hall offer accommodations for residents - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Starting in 1981, Beckwith Residential Support Services had been its own residence hall for students with severe physical disabilities under Disability Resources and Educational Services. Almost 30 years later, in 2010, BRSS and DRES partnered with University Housing when Nugent Hall opened. Now, BRSS is on the first floor of Nugent Hall and assists residents with physical disabilities who need aid in basic activities of daily living. Each room features adjustable furniture, residents’ i-cards t
Review | Lizzy McAlpine embraces growth, hope on ‘Angel’ - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Lizzy McAlpine released her fourth studio album, “Angel,” Friday, after announcing it on Instagram on July 20. “Angel” is a testament to McAlpine’s musicality. She finds ways to strike the emotions she feels and wants the audience to connect with, like sadness and admiration. Like her previous work, McAlpine utilizes honesty and authenticity, typically relying on both her voice and instruments. In a Rolling Stone interview, McAlpine said the album focuses on healing, growing and individuality. A
Review | ADÉLA steps into the spotlight with debut album ‘PRIMA’ - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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ADÉLA released her debut album, “PRIMA,” on Friday following her debut EP, “The Provocateur,” last August. The album features 11 songs and totals about 31 minutes. “PRIMA” is a solid body of work that shows off ADÉLA’s artistry and personality. ADÉLA began as a trainee in “Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE.” She performed at Lollapalooza in Chicago for the first time on Aug. 2, and she entered the Billboard Hot 100 with her song “Ain’t In LA” on Aug. 15. The album begins with her first single, “KGB,” wh
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