Enter The Haggis Interview
WJCU’s Connor Glowacki sat down with Enter The Haggis before their show at The Beachland Ballroom Friday, October 11th.
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Football: #24 JCU vs. Capital (10/5/13)
The undefeated Blue Streaks slammed the Crusaders, 54-0 at Don Shula Stadium. DaQuan Grobsmith had three rushing touchdowns and Alex Kline had two receiving scores in the win, which propelled …
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Frank Turner Interview
Karoline Kramer Gould recently conducted an interview with Heights artist Frank Turner.
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Arts on the Heights–Sweeney Todd
Fred Dolan reviews the Great Lakes Theater production of Sweeney Todd, Stephen Sondheim’s musical masterpiece of horror currently playing the Hanna Theater.
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Lake Erie Ink Hosts Writing Events for Local Youth
Local non-profit Lake Erie Ink hosts a variety of workshops and activities designed to encourage creativity in children and teens in the community.
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The Outspoken Cyclist – 10/05/2013
Advocate and inventor Sue Knaup; Author and adventurer Janet Buckwalter; Bryan Keys, Mr. “Pat McQuaid Must Go”
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Interview with Keith of Atlas Genius
Keith Jeffery of Atlas Genius stopped by our studio for an interview with WJCU’s Karoline Kramer Gould. Atlas Genius is playing The House of Blues Wednesday October 2nd.
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Arts on the Heights–She Loves Me
Fred Dolan reviews the 1960’s romantic musical comedy now on stage at the Beck Center in Lakewood–an earlier version of the film “You’ve Got Mail.”
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Arts on the Heights–Richard III
Fred Dolan reviews Shakespeare’s take on the evil British King Richard III. Watch the body count rise in this terrific production.
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