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Anastasiya Semyannikova, Arts Managing Editor|November 4, 2021

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On Thursday, Oct. 31, teachers and students dressed up to celebrate Halloween. The social studies department, pictured above, were U.S. states.

Gallery: 2024 Halloween costumes

The hundreds of brands and different materials can be intimidating to beginner artists. Duru, the Magic Guru is here to help!

Duru, the Makeup Guru: foundations of makeup

Couples and families enjoy the variety of food available while at Cafe Itadaki. Despite the cafe being
in a small establishment, many people fill the space all eager to eat a comforting meal.

The Trio Travels to the Itadaki Cafe

Smiles and grins travel across the stage as an Artbarn troop begins to perform. This year marks the 25th year of these passionate productions.

Celebrating 25 years of Artbarn’s imagination

Juniors Ingrid Aumiller and Rose dela Paz participated in the first Open Mic Night of the year on Sept. 20: an evening that showcased all kinds of live music.

Taking the stage: Open Mic Night entertains and invites

Singer Liam Gallagher and guitarist John Squire released a music album on March 1, 2024 that combined both their strengths to create 10 engaging and unique singles.

Liam Gallagher rocks the world with new album release

Restored from an unfinished demo that Lennon recorded in the 70s, "Now and Then" released in 2023, is considered to be the final song in the Beatles' discography.

“Now and Then”: a great end to the Beatles’ impressive decades long career

Duffield's first studio release, "Three Minutes Older," was released over the summer and produced by a friend from middle school.

Antonia Duffield rocks and strums her way to center stage

Hip Hop dance group Cantico, dressed in matching cropped red sweatshirts, performs to a Rihanna medley including songs such as "Rude Boy" and "Where Have You Been."

Progressions displays lively performances

The duo Hanlon & Ben performed two covers and then their own original piece "Sick of You" at the end.

Jazz concert proves instrumental in raising money for mental health resources

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