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Friday,12May

FILM REVIEW: Raphael- Lord of Staring

It has replaced real drama with melodramatic glances “I’m not a solitary spirit, unlike Michelangelo”...

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Wednesday,10May

Flames of Perseverance

How many Native American women can you name? Chances are, not many. And if you can, perhaps one...

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