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Coin flip to victory: The Daily Beacon crowned winners of 1968 Typewriter Bowl (opens the original)
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The Daily Beacon holds a title over The Daily Texan: they’re the first and only winners of the Typewriter Bowl. Played on New Year’s Eve in 1968, the Typewriter Bowl featured a football game between members of The Daily Beacon and the University of Texas’ The Daily Texan. Tom Gillem, The Daily Beacon’s editor-in-chief for the start of the 1968-69 school year, originally proposed a simple bet of a coonskin cap against a Stetson hat. Bruce Hicks, The Daily Texan associate news editor, wanted bigge
‘Everyone has a space’: Music Industry Club hosts open mic at Kern’s Food Hall (opens the original)
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Chill, accepting and welcoming is the perfect way to describe open mic night. Music Industry Club’s open mic night, held on Sept. 10 at the UpTop Bar at Kern’s Food Hall, showcased over 15 musical acts performed by students and non-students alike. The back left corner was set up with a drum set, speakers, amps and two microphones — one for vocals and one for guitars. Solo and duo acts took turns using the space, performing covers and originals with the addition of guitar, drum or a cajon. Jack G
Ancestral Tongue musician to play Knoxville’s WDVX Blue Plate Special Oct. 12 (opens the original)
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For Roqué Marcelo, music is a form of storytelling. Raised on the island of American Samoa in the South Pacific by Filipino immigrants, Marcelo adopted the name Ancestral Tongue to perform under, spending the past 30 years writing, creating and performing music. “It’s a lot easier for me to be vulnerable in my music than in my daily life,” Marcelo said. “Even stories about other people are ways to express how I’m feeling about different issues.” Ancestral Tongue believes their music is “the prod
‘Through happiness and not through tears’ (opens the original)
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From one hushed voice to another, whispers spread throughout campus like sparks into flames. Dolly Parton, an East Tennessee icon, role model, philanthropist and musician, passed away at the age of 80 on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Students muttered about Dolly’s passing while sitting in class, walking through Pedestrian Walkway and the Student Union. Within an hour, everyone on campus knew. By nightfall, students hosted vigils in her honor, turning sorrow into community and coming together to celebrate t
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