Jack Helbig, a caustic critic with a deep love for teaching and Chicago theater, dies at 66
The theater critic Jack Helbig was famous for withering capsule theater reviews in such publications as Newcity and the Chicago Reader, demolishing productions he found wanting in a pithy sentence. He ...
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Electives are classes too, take them seriously.
Electives are classes too, take them seriously since electives can teach us so much outside of our major classes.
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Grammy nominee Rodney Alejandro on songwriting process
Rodney Alejandro, a songwriting professor at the Berklee College of Music, took WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan through the creative ...
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CÎROC Blue Dot Creative Residency Offers Artists A New Way to Achieve Their Dreams
In our society, work and ambition are rewarded. Those two attributes working hand in hand will undoubtedly yield some results ...
Always Anxious? Creativity’s The Cure, According To Book ‘Beyond Anxiety’
Calming exercises can help tame anxiety, but a creative life is a cure-all according to author Martha Beck: “Anxiety can’t ...
A Conversation With Cal Newport on Writing Productivity (Killer Writers)
Clay Stafford has a conversation with bestselling author Cal Newport on writing productivity, the concept of deep work, time ...
In Search of the Book That Would Save Her Life
Sarah Chihaya’s unconventional memoir charts her troubled relationship with the literature that formed her.