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These Five Women Are Redefining Boardrooms Around the NFL
Photo by Thomson200 / CC0 1.0 In terms of public perception, the NFL was an unabashed “boy’s club” for decades. Sundays during football season were well known as a day when men gathered with other men to watch men play a gladiator-esque sport under the direction of men. That’s no longer the case. Today, women are responsible for 45 per cent of the NFL’s viewership. We work in every non-player aspect of the sport, from the front office and TV broadcasts to coaching and officiating.
She’s just Katharyne E. Martina
Culture by Katharyne Martina • November 19, 2019 She felt like an alien in her own motherland Lost in translation finding to connect with what ran through veins She was always rejected because there wasn’t a big representationthat included Her kinky curly hair, her dulce de leche skin tone and her “Spanglish” language But she was planted in the dirt in her motherland, grew up loving musical genres of merengue, bachata y salsa, but also pop, rock, EDM, r&b She gets nostalgia of when she lived...
Pumpkinheads (2019)
Culture by Noelle Slaughter • November 10, 2019 “Deja, I don’t want October to be over. Because October means you.” – Josie, Pumpkinheads 2019 October is usually the time for thrills and chills up the spine but sometimes we need a little love, friendship and memories to remind us of the cool fall breeze. And that’s what Pumpkinhead by Rainbow Rowell and Faith Eric Hicks does just that. Both of these writers cultivate a comic about the longing how things use to be.
Looking for Ways to Reduce Your Footprint on the Earth – These Green Initiatives Can Be a Step in the Right Direction | Harness Magazine
Feeling good about yourself and the life you are living is much more than just how you feel in the moment. Self-awareness, acceptance, and love are all part of living a happy and healthy life, but understanding that your actions affect other people around you and the very earth you live on takes things to the next level.
Friendship, Male Entitlement, and Internalized Misogyny
I remember the shirt I was wearing when I first spoke to him, the way his shitty headphones felt pressed up against my ears (oh how blessed was the day his parents purchased a pair of earbuds for us to share), and then there was his laughter…the way he would pretend to stifle it, only for the after effect to be all the more explosive. It always seemed that his raw brain power could exceed my wildest imagination. His intelligence was unstoppable.
How VSCO Girls Are NOT Saving the Turtles
Culture by Hannah Sivertson • October 22, 2019 I must be getting old because it took me at least three weeks to finally understand what a VSCO girl is. By old I mean I’m several years out of high school. I didn’t think I’d lose the ability to keep on top of Internet trends this quickly, but oh well. After watching hundreds of VSCO girl stories on Snapchat, I have concluded that VSCO girls are middle or high schoolers who wear enough scrunchies to cover their entire ponytail and both arms.
Bad Bad Hats coming to the Aquarium 11/29/18
by Hannah Sivertson · November 9, 2018 Jade Presents is bringing Minneapolis indie rock group Bad Bad Hats to the Aquarium on November 29th, and we’re happy to be presenting the show. This trio consists of Kerry Alexander, Chris Hoge, and Connor Davison. Their ability to blend pop, punk, and folk into a sound of their own and Alexander’s honest and relevant lyrics have gained national attention.
Reina del Cid is back in Fargo for show at the Aquarium
Originally from Fargo, Reina del Cid will be returning on Thursday, February 14th to perform at the Aquarium with her Minneapolis-based group. Reina del Cid’s sound sits at the unique crossroad where singer-songwriter meets rock. They use their music and lyrics to tell meaningful stories. Their recent song “1970” is a great example of this lyrical power. It is a reminiscent piece from the perspective of someone suffering Alzheimer’s or dementia.
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