Wax on Radio at The Jackpot Music Hall features Mikey Russell
Chicago group Wax on Radio headlines a show with Boo Hiss and The Afterhours at The Jackpot Music Hall. Mikey Russell blends Dostoevsky and Camus inspired lyrics with progressive rock influences from Pink Floyd and King Crimson. The set starts at 10 p.m. tonight at 943 Mass.
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Inside look at journalism for sixth to twelfth graders
J W Angle invites six through twelve grade students to join Angle a Journal-World sponsored group for ideas stories and photos for Pulse publication Learn how the News Center works and go behind the scenes at the Journal-World 6News and World Online A Q A session and meeting details at the News Center 645 N H next meeting Dec 7 contact ljworld com or Karrey Britt 832-7190.
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Best Bets Festival of Trees and local shows
The listing promotes the Best Bets Festival of Trees at Liberty Hall from 10 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. and Auditions for Jest a Second at Lawrence Community Theatre 7 p.m. Also on offer are Bouncing Souls at The Granada 7 30 p.m. Opera Workshop at Baker University Scott Tichenor 8 p.m. Signs of Life at 722 Jake Kartel with Toby Rand 9 p.m. The Bottleneck 737 N H and The Cops Mr Gnome 10 p.m. at The Replay Lounge 946 Mass.
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Seniors Break Studio Portraits With Selfies and Friends
Lawrence High School students increasingly skip professional portrait studios for own senior pictures or cheaper favors. Digital cameras and editing tools fuel this trend, with teens like Jake Schultz sharing quirky, nontraditional shots. Teachers note students seek distinct looks, moving away from standard studio poses.
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Lawrence artists and scenes glow as time moves on
Distant admirers and local creators shape Lawrence culture as the author reflects on recent arts events. He notes buying Kansas Murals by Lora Jost and Dave Loewenstein, seeing the Air musical by local filmmakers with songs by Steve Unruh, enjoying EMU Theatre’s silver shamiversary at the Lawrence Arts Center basement, and hearing friends perform on Mass Street, while confessing he has not bought any local art yet.
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Promiscuous Pals and a Teen Health Debate
A ninth grade reader writes to Dr Wes and John about peers turning promiscuous, expressing fatigue and concern. The column notes rising numbers of sexually active teens and shifts focus from morality to a best practices model emphasizing disease protection, pregnancy prevention, and personal choice.
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