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Rhode Island School of Design graduate Jules Sharpe has put a creative spin on traditional news: They use risograph and silk screen printing in their coverage of the Providence art scene for the newsletter, Lost Bag News. “It was an idea that I had in the back of my head,
I’d like to think of myself as a Lipton noodle soup fan, victim, and connoisseur. I can’t remember when its little red box first came out of a grocery bag. I can’t remember my first slurp of broth, or the first sensation of comfort from the liquid
What is the most dangerous activity you would do on vacation? When I received basic snorkeling gear on a class trip to the Galápagos Islands, I hadn’t realized what was in store. I was about to go through a pivotal moment in my teenage years, during the time where
I feel the glaze of warmth soak through to the deep part of my brain, the part that uses all your senses and inner focus to remember something for a while. Hopefully, the rest of of your life. Or it could be the florescent bulbs shining 4 feet above my
One skill that I especially pride myself on is my curiosity. I’m claiming this is a learned skill rather than an an internal sense because I had to teach myself to look deeper into existing parts of my life, I thought had already served their purpose. I give my
When I tell people that I am obtaining a degree in Tourism and Hospitality Management, they usually are intrigued by what that entails, and what jobs await me in the future. I assure them that traveling can be a career, and since my FAM “familiarization” trip to Peru, I have