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        The university’s choirs and orchestra will look The university’s choirs and orchestra will look to prompt questions about American identity and what that means to a person in their “What is America” performance Sunday in Cartwright Hall. The program will feature American composers who are exploring the American identity in their own way, said Jacob Schnitzer, the interim director of orchestras. “There are so many masterworks from the United States by composers from varying backgrounds and demographics and different walks of life,” he said. “We wanted to showcase music that was representative of who we were as a student body, as a community and as Kent State.” Click the link in our bio to read more. 📰 Isabella Schreck
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        Music has always played a major part of Sarah Labo Music has always played a major part of Sarah Labovitz’s world, and now she says it is the biggest pillar in her current career position. At the age of three, Labovitz had a Fisher Price build-your-own instrument kit. Whenever she saw someone making music on television, she would create replicas of the instruments and mimic their movements. “Sesame Street had this fusion jazz tune about the birds in Bird Land,” Labovitz said. “I would take my little kit and put it together to make it look like a saxophone and play along.” Click the link in our bio to read more. 📰 Abigail Kinney 📸 Sara House
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        For some of the family members of the Israeli-Amer For some of the family members of the Israeli-Americans that Hamas is believed to have taken hostage, evenings can feel especially excruciating. Ruby Chen, whose 19-year-old reservist son Itay, has been missing since October 7, recently spoke with CNN just before midnight in Israel. “This is the most difficult part of the day,” Chen said, because that is when he finally lets himself pause long enough to wonder: “How productive have I been in moving the release of my son an inch?” For Iris Haggai Liniado, whose parents are believed to have been kidnapped by Hamas two months ago while they were on their morning walk, every meal can serve as a painful reminder of how little she knows about her mother and father’s whereabouts. “Today I sat and ate dinner with my sister,” Haggai Liniado told CNN one evening this week. “I’m having this huge plate of food – and my mom is not eating at all. Or maybe eating rice. Or maybe not even alive.” Read more at the link in our bio. 📰 MJ Lee, CNN
        Verder Hall was brought back for the 2023-24 acade Verder Hall was brought back for the 2023-24 academic school year to meet the high demand for housing. Residents have experienced a wide range of issues from broken sewer lines to temperatures reaching up to 95 degrees inside individual rooms. Samuel Thomas, the RHD for Verder and Engelman Hall, said approximately 25% of Verder residents moved out around October, when a sewage issue resulted in their water being cut off for several hours. He said the university sat down and discussed plans for what to do with Verder being so empty. “Because we knew that having that water shut off following so closely on the tail of our lack of AC problems, that would cause a lot of disruptions in our community,” Thomas said. “I really pushed for using the resources we had in Verder to repair some of the harm and community frustrations from those community issues.” Read more at the link in our bio. 📸 Sara House 📰 Andrew Bowie
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