Issue 2 of the 2020-21 Academic Year
Issue 2 of the 2020-21 Academic Year
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Category: Arts
TNH’s declassified food survival guide
It hasn’t been easy for restaurants in the midst of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and it isn’t always easy for people to get out for a meal.
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Durham’s loaf-ly new bakeshop: Grit and Grains
Nicole Tocco Cardwell, the owner and baker of Grit and Grains views her bakeshop as a modern version of her grandparents’ dream. Her grandparents immigrated to the United States from Italy and owned and operated their own bakery in the North End of Boston for over 50 years.
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Folklore: Swift’s new style
While we were baking banana bread, learning tik tok dances (cringe), and tie-dying sweatshirts in quarantine, Taylor Swift was writing the best album of her entire career. The best part? No one had any idea.
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Ways to eat when in Durham
Hunger is a powerful factor, probably one of our most basic instincts. I know when I forget to eat, my concentration starts to break and I snap at anyone who comes near me.
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‘Innocent Country 2’ by Quelle Chris: A review
Fate, kismet, destiny. It’s got a smorgasbord of different names, but countless people seem to believe in it; this idea that everything happens for a reason.
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Let it grow, let it grow, let it grow: No-Shave November
Arts Editor Caleb Jagoda discusses his envy of the lucky men who sprout facial hair in the blessed month of No-Shave November
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The elaborate fiber work of Orly Cogan
Artist Orly Cogan currently has art on display in the Paul Creative Arts Center
