All I Have To Do Is Dream Pops Into Mind
A writer recalls waking with the Everly Brothers tune in mind and muses on dreams. The essay questions why some recall dreams, why dreams recur, and whether subconscious prompts like music can surface in waking thoughts.
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Softball Comeback Led To Painful Fitness Trial
A writer reflects on returning to softball after years away. Training begins with a painful wake up as muscles protest during stairs and a ping pong night proves less taxing, foreshadowing more torment before the first game. The piece mixes humor with test of endurance.
Readers Praise Cosmetology Spotlight in The Lantern
A reader commends The Lantern for highlighting a college department, cosmetology, and for noting evening enrollment. They urge broader campus coverage showing students, their programs, and equipment, believing such reporting benefits the college and its students.
Fashion designers end motherly critique with couture trend
European designers replace feminine softness with rigid, geometric luxury using cashmere silks and satins. American designers Karen Alexander and Gene Ewing favor practical cottons and light denims. Paris and Milan host couture salons as elite editors endorse expensive garments while average shoppers balk at the prices. Even jeans origin tale by Levi Strauss is noted as a turning point.
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