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New Lake Northam bridge continues long legacy of pond pathway
Campus Samuel Garrett 6/7/23 Campus Samuel Garrett 6/7/23

New Lake Northam bridge continues long legacy of pond pathway

Photographs of Lake Northam in the late 1800s reveal a sprawling body of water worthy of the now-overstated title ‘Lake’.

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La Marais: Breakfast at the Yiddish boulangerie, thrifting, a gay nightclub, and a shower strip-tease
Place Grace Street 4/19/23 Place Grace Street 4/19/23

La Marais: Breakfast at the Yiddish boulangerie, thrifting, a gay nightclub, and a shower strip-tease

The Marais has much more to it and reveals itself as accommodating to a reformulated idea of Paris’ inhabitants.

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From archive to artistry: the musical lives of old photos
Music Jem Rice 4/19/23 Music Jem Rice 4/19/23

From archive to artistry: the musical lives of old photos

You don’t have to dive very far into a contemporary indie playlist to be bombarded by ambiguous, often poor quality album covers, drawn from artists’ own family archives.

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The many lives of the Cellar Theatre
Campus Marlow Hurst 2/23/23 Campus Marlow Hurst 2/23/23

The many lives of the Cellar Theatre

From tea room to bomb shelter to jazz bar.

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