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Yahara Journal seeking submissions

Eli Schmidt, Arts Editor • November 10, 2024

Are you a creative writer or an artist? Consider submitting your work in the Yahara Journal’s Fall Writing and Artwork Contest. All entries will be considered for publication in the annual journal, which...

Don’t miss this poetry reading

Eli Schmidt, Staff Writer • November 6, 2024

The Yahara Journal is hosting a poetry reading with the guest author Matt Hart on Nov 14 at the Studio Theatre at 2:30. Hart is the author of five books of poems and teaches at the Cincinnati Art Academy....

How to decorate your small space for Halloween

Morganne Lovick, Staff Writer • October 22, 2024

There are many, many ways to decorate your small space/apartment for Halloween. Some places that always have cute decor starting at the beginning of September are Home Goods, Target, Walmart, TJ Maxx and...

5 Things to do to celebrate Halloween

Nevaeh Jackson-Winters, Staff Writer • October 22, 2024

With Halloween nearly here, you may be wondering what you can do to get your fright on. And I have the most spooktacular ideas for you. 1. If you are more of a party person who loves...

‘Final Fantasy’ latest installment is a cinematic experience

Raven Parmentier, Staff Writer • October 21, 2024

Number 16 in the long running Final Fantasy series makes an explosive entrance with its cinematic visuals, expansive world, dark story and exciting combat. What’s first apparent when you start a new...

A promising start to a new horror franchise

Alex White, Staff Writer • October 21, 2024

“X” is a 2022 horror film directed by Ti West. It stars Mia Goth as she plays two roles, Maxine and Pearl. Set in 1979, a group of adult film stars and filmmakers leave Houston, Texas to go to a rural...

‘Umbrella Academy’ hits more often than it misses

Sara Bernabe, Managing Editor • October 21, 2024

When the first episode of “The Umbrella Academy” aired on Netflix in 2019, it became one of Netflix’s most successful shows. Either through its memorable cast or a love for the original comics, the...

‘Dance of Dragons’ even more violent

Grant Nelson, Staff Writer • October 21, 2024

A show that came out this past summer is the amazing second season of “A Dance of Dragons,” the prequel to “Game of Thrones” dealing with a civil war amongst the house of dragons, the ancestors...

This cast is ready to roll

Eli Schmidt, Arts Editor • October 15, 2024

Madison College Performing Arts presents “For The Love Of,” which opened Oct. 18 and is running through Oct. 27. This hilarious, empowering and artful play takes place in New York City’s vibrant...

Scary Story and Artwork Contest

Eli Schmidt, Staff Writer • October 13, 2024

As a Halloween tradition of the Yahara Journal, we are having a campus-wide scary story and artwork contest. If you believe in your ability to send a shiver down a spine, please consider submitting your...

Madison College Kicks offs season with ‘For The Love Of …’

Provided to The Clarion • October 7, 2024

Madison College Performing Arts MA will present Gina Femia’s play “For the Love of (Or the Roller Derby Play)” in the Truax Campus Studio Theater from Oct. 18-27. The play, directed by Erica...

Award-Winning Author Susanna Daniel scheduled to Speak at Writer’s Life Lecture Series

October 6, 2024

Susanna Daniel, author of the acclaimed novel “Stiltsville,” will be the featured guest at the upcoming Madison College Writer’s Life Lecture Series on October 8, 2024. The one-hour event will take...