Andrea Tamez, Political science and communications junior, 19, has always been a writer. She has composed stacks of poetry-filled journals that date back to the seventh grade. Each page documents
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Jan. 22 marked the beginning of the sixth annual Denton Black Film Festival where people from across the nation flocked to the streets of the Denton Square to immerse themselves
Walking into Dan’s Silver Leaf last Saturday, one would find it packed with performers and audience members, many adorning masks, suits and dresses, bathed in soft, color-changing lights. The event,
Who determines the legitimacy of poetry? Is there a literary Supreme Court? Are there bigwigs gathered in a circle with a perpetual lineup of hopeful poets seeking an audience? Or
As the topic of women empowerment has taken a spotlight seat in the media recently, students and faculty gathered Tuesday
Kayleigh Bywater | Senior Staff Writer @kayleighbywater The brew house is packed full of people whispering, guitars tuning and papers
Tyler Hicks | Staff Writer @MightyasaPen A few minutes into a rousing poetry performance, Gabreal Lyrix forgets his words. It’s
Anjulie Van Sickle | Staff Writer @anjuliegrace Click clack, click clack, shhhink ding sounds the bubblegum pink typewriter. The corner
Samantha McDonald / Senior Staff Writer Corey Marks’ future as a poet was already written when he was a child.
Ali West // Staff Writer atie Peterson was in the first grade when she wrote her first poem. “I think
