December 2, 2014
The Spurlock Museum’s “Artists of the Loom: Maya Weavers of Guatemala” exhibit, running until Jan. 25, displays the backstories of some members of the Mayan community. Three main people and communities were essential to the creation of the exhibits’ features.
Capturing the Maya faces
Spending ...
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November 19, 2013
Editor's note: This column is written as part of a point-counterpoint. The other column, stating the Cliff Alexander loss hurt more, can be read here.
John Groce doesn’t take well to losing.
A fired-up Groce took to the microphone at a press conference Saturday and told the world: Illinois basketball is in a great place. ...
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