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Spencer Patterson

  • PR/Comms Director, Smith Center
As seen in: Harvard Business Review, StreetInsider, Las Vegas Sun, Las Vegas Weekly, The Star News Today, Night Helper Blog
PR/Comms director @smithcenterlv. Sound junkie. Hockey fanatic. Sea urchin enthusiast.
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Prehistoric rivals discover the power of compassion in "The Good Pliosaur"

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By Spencer Patterson
| StreetInsider
Spencer Patterson's children's book uses an underwater rescue to challenge prejudice and encourage kindness , /PRNewswire/ -- Author and educator Spencer Patterson uses an underwater conflict between two groups of prehistoric marine reptiles to introduce young readers to themes of compassion, prejudice and loving one's neighbor in the children's picture book "The Good Pliosaur." Illustrated by Sam Calden , the story takes place in an ocean where long-necked plesiosaurs and short-necked...
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Review – The Unbreakable Boy - Geeks Under Grace

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By Derek Thompson, Tyler Hummel, Spencer Patterson, Stephen Hall
| geeksundergrace.com
As I recently wrote in a piece for The Federalist, the faith-based film market is in a curious position. The age of films like God’s Not Dead, Fireproof, and Heaven Is for Real has slowly mutated into a more superficially dark genre, headlined by more controversially partisan films like The Sound of Freedom, Nefarious, and Lady Ballers. However, old-fashioned faith-based films, like those from the early 2010s, are still a thing.
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Series Review - Dragon Ball Daima

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By Spencer Patterson, Stephen Hall, Juliana Purnell, Derek Thompson
| geeksundergrace.com
When the first footage of Dragon Ball Daima was released last year, it was met with anger by one audience member, who infamously exclaimed, “Please don’t be [Daima]! No! We just wanted Moro!” The loud comments, preserved in video footage from the convention hall, set the tone for the miniseries’ controversial reputation and reception — something audiences never asked for but series creator Akira Toriyama was heavily invested in.
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