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Ming Smith: Always Moving
“The image is always moving, even if you’re standing still” – Ming Smith My first steps into Ming Smith’s Wind Chime exhibit at the Wexner Center for the Arts left me wonderstruck. A collage of black and white images framed in thick black lines stared back at me. This grouping of photographs, filled with abstract…
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Autumn On The Scioto: OSU’s Wolverbuck Scrimmage
Saturday the 16th marked the return of the annual race between the rowing teams of Ohio State and their northern rivals, the University of Michigan. With a history going back over 25 years, the race, dubbed “Wolverbuck,” marks the final contest of the fall season for both teams as they compete for the trophy oar. OSU…
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The Allure of Aesthetic: Misreading The Secret History
When the Internet evaluates Donna Tart novels, you’d expect her Pulitzer Prize-winning The Goldfinch, or her Orange prize-winning acclaimed story The Little Friend to come out near the front of the pack – but instead her 1992 debut The Secret History usually tops lists. And I agree. Over its 600 pages, The Secret History details…