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The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

The University of Utah's Independent Student Voice

The Daily Utah Chronicle

Arts

HBO’s ‘Girls’ lacks real authenticity

March 21, 2013

HBO’s “Girls” is irritating. There, I said it. Given the fact that I am male, HBO is probably not going to lose sleep over my irritation. The target demographic for “Girls” undoubtedly has more...

Printmaker highlights city’s wildlife

March 21, 2013

Local artist, Annastasia Copeland-Rynders, uses her passion for art to explore the effects of wild animals living among us in Salt Lake City. This petite, soft-spoken and friendly artist uses printmaking...

Poetry slams gain popularity

March 21, 2013

For the past two years, Salt Lake City’s poetry slam team has made it into the semi-finals at the National Poetry Slam competition, and this year they hope that increased local interest in slams will...

Guest writer series harbors author, reader interaction

March 19, 2013

Although it has been in the same location since the early 1930s, the Art Barn, nestled in Reservoir Park, remains one of the best unknown locations on campus. Small with faded gray paint, the building...

‘Screwtape’ adaptation brings novel to life

March 19, 2013

The use of formal pleasantries exercised in the art of letter writing often presents misleading circumstances, especially in the demon Screwtape’s correspondence with his apprentice, Wormwood, in the...

Atlas Genius to showcase talent alongside Imagine Dragons in SLC

March 19, 2013

From their wistful pop melodies to their contagious, sweeping vocals, Australia’s Atlas Genius is an electric pop fan’s dream. The quartet of talented musicians is set to open for the runaway success,...

McEwan’s newest novel falls short of expectations

March 7, 2013

Whether or not you have heard of the English novelist Ian McEwan, you have likely heard of his work. With popular and critically acclaimed film adaptations such as “Atonement” and “Enduring Love,”...

Parson Red Heads exude laid-back attitude

March 7, 2013

The hit comedy show, “Portlandia,” pokes fun at the hipster lifestyle in Portland, Ore. Lucky for its writers and creators, Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, The Parson Red Heads, a pop-rock band...

Performing Celtic tunes: Utopia Early Music presents Irish concert

March 7, 2013

From the soft lilting of the Celtic harp to melodies of the fiddle and flute, followed by bellowing chants, which call back to the monasteries from whence they were born, there is something truly unique...

Choirs celebrate local women’s voices

March 5, 2013

A women’s choir is something that should be celebrated, and Jessica Napoles, the U Women’s Chorus director, is setting out to do just that. Tonight, the Libby Gardner Concert Hall will play host to...