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,
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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 in the Jade Eagle Ballroom to witness a literary expression
Kayleigh Bywater | Senior Staff Writer @kayleighbywater The brew house is packed full of people whispering, guitars tuning and papers crinkling. While some people sip on beers, others chug a
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
Amanda Colon // Contributing Writer More than 50 students trickled in and filled up the lecture room. Some sat on
Olivia Sylvain // Intern Writer Distinguished poet Brigit Pegeen Kelly will be at UNT for a question and answer session
