JID always manages to come in strong, but aside from that, there’s usually a bit of question as to whether EARTHGANG and the others will come in as strong as they do on their solo tracks.
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DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ANNOUNCES SEASON CHANGE FOR FALL SEMESTER
The Susquehanna University Department of Theatre has altered its previously announced 2020-21 season to accommodate for the safety of students and audiences regarding COVID-19.
DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ANNOUNCES “TRIFLES & THE OUTSIDE” – OCTOBER 1-4
Photo by Rob Laughter on Unsplash Press Release provide by Joseph Peachey Selinsgrove – The Susquehanna University Department of Theatre is proud to present Trifles & The Outside written by Susan Glaspell, as part of…
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