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A Closer Look on the Students Behind the Art

EJ Jacobs
EJ JACOBS  Life & Arts Editor Of the 13 programs that are potentially getting cut, photography is one of them. Photography is something that is used in many different aspects of SUNY Fredonia. From The Leader to campus marketing, promotional content photography helps Fredonia succeed. Students are what keeps SUNY......
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[OPINION] (ART-icle) The most powerful art surrounds us: how artists use their voice through local public art

Contributor to The Leader
JIMMY KELLER Staff Writer Driving through Buffalo as a kid, I remember being impressed by the faded oversized blue lion painted on Delaware Avenue.  Looking up at that lion, I saw strength.  I noticed the confidence in the lion’s painted expression and how it radiates power watching over the community. ......
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Gallery: Fredonia students and faculty hold protest against program cuts

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SUNY Fredonia students and faculty/staff alike joined forces in a protest this afternoon as a result of proposed program cuts announced yesterday during a “special campus meeting.” The proposed cuts include several arts and humanities programs, including photography, sculpture, philosophy, sociology, Spanish and early childhood education (birth-2), among several other......
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Opinion

[OPINION] (ARTicle) Fredonia’s unfulfilled responsibility: Art display

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JIMMY KELLER Staff Writer Art has an ability that people may only subconsciously recognize.  Spaces have the potential to facilitate greater productivity, lower stress and enhance energy levels, among other benefits. If this is true, why don’t environments, especially those around our campus, consist of more student artwork? Rockefeller Arts......
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Life & Arts

Animation-illustration majors showcase latest work 

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MICHAEL WILLIAMS Staff Writer  While some students spent summer break relaxing in the sun, others decided to channel their inner creativity before the semester even began. In the Emmitt Christian Gallery, from Sept. 11–27, animation and illustration majors from the department of visual arts and new media showed off some......
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