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Katherine Cross

  • District Loss Prevention Specialist, QFC Corporate
Seattle
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Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown

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By Katherine Cross
| The Saturday Paper Verified
Space. The final frontier. These are the journeys of the starship Voyager. Her eternal mission: to spin around an RPG wheel of samsara, seeking new life for a 30-year-old television show, new ways to get its eclectic cast of Starfleet officers in trouble and to boldly rewrite canon as no one has before.
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Hikers Advised to Use Caution After Spikes in Warm Weather

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By Katherine Cross
| The New Paltz Oracle Verified
A flooded area of the Santanoni Range in the Adirondacks after heavy rainfall. Photo Courtesy of Ryan Plut The spring season can be misleading as warming temperatures lure hikers onto their favorite routes, but spikes in heat quickly melt the snowpacks wreaking havoc on the trails.
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Silkscreens and the Art of Protesting

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By Katherine Cross
| The New Paltz Oracle Verified
Attendees actively working with silkscreen materials. Photo Courtesy of Katherine Cross On Wednesday, March 4, the printmaking studio in the Fine Arts Building hosted a DIY Silkscreen workshop, focused on protest art. The event, held by the Student Art Alliance, was an opportunity for students to experience a hands-on printmaking demonstration and express political frustrations through art.
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