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Life & Arts

Visual performance artist Ei Arakawa will be setting the stage

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Reading Time: 3 minutesSTEPHEN SACCO Special to the Leader   Ei Arakawa, a Japanese visual artist, will be touching down in SUNY Fredonia this Thursday, Sept. 13. He will be hosting a hands-on workshop with students creating improvisational visual art. Arakawa’s work has been featured in the Museum of Modern Art, The Whitney......
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Exploring photography at the Marion Art Gallery

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Reading Time: 2 minutesERIKETA COST Special to The Leader   Different media, celebrities and some themes of American culture are all represented in a collection of works that date back to 1930. Sixty photographs were selected by the Louisiana State University Museum of Art from their permanent collection for this exhibition. Both historic......
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S.T.E.P.S. unites with theatre company to provide education on sexual violence

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Reading Time: 2 minutesSTEPHEN SACCO Special to the Leader   On college campuses nationwide one of the biggest problems is sexual violence. To combat this issue, Fredonia’s very own S.T.E.P.S.(Students Teaching Equals Positive Sexuality) hosted “One Night” by Equalogy for Welcome Week on Aug. 29. S.T.E.P.S. brought Equalogy, a traveling theatre company, to......
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Bringing two worlds together: Aspire Arts for Inclusion Workshop

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Reading Time: 2 minutesELYSE GRIECO Life & Arts Editor   Aspire of western New York held their Arts for Inclusion Workshop at the Fredonia Technology Incubator last Friday morning. Aspire is an organization that helps those with developmental disabilities learn how to live independently and recognize their full potential. Their mission with this......
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‘In order to make change happen, we have to educate first’: STEPS presents RAINNing Unity

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Reading Time: 2 minutesELYSE GRIECO Assistant Life & Arts Editor   This past Wednesday, STEPS (Students Teaching Equals Positive Sexuality) held their annual spring equality carnival. Every year, the club dedicates their carnival to a different organization in hopes to raise awareness for that cause. This semester, STEPS decided to pick RAINN, the......
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Brews Under Review – May the ‘fourth’ be with you: Redeye Jedi

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Reading Time: 2 minutesMELISSA FUCHS Staff Writer   This past Friday, while many Fredonia students were partaking in off-campus Fred Fest, I decided to take a trip to the local watering hole — after all, what better way is there to celebrate “May The Fourth”? Given the reputation of Fred Fest’s sort of......
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Making a difference through music: ‘It’s On Us’ concert brings awareness to sexual violence

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Reading Time: 2 minutesERIKETA COST Special to The Leader   Bringing the community together with music is one way to start a conversation about sexual assault. Fredonia’s musical fraternity, Phi Mu Alpha, and STEPs (Students Teaching Equals Positive Sexuality) held their “It’s On Us” concert last Friday. A capella groups, jazz groups and......
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‘He was one of the greatest musicians who had a lot of love for his craft of drumming’ : In memory of Bernard Woma

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Reading Time: 3 minutesELYSE GRIECO Assistant Life & Arts Editor   On April 27, 2018, the Fredonia community lost a teacher, friend and amazingly talented musician. Bernard Woma was only 51 years old when he lost his battle to cancer. Woma hailed from Hiineteng, a village located in Northwestern Ghana. By the age......
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