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Stop using the experiences of male victims as leverage for your misogyny
By QUINN KENNEDY | Sep. 20, 2023Male abuse survivors aren’t an excuse to dismiss women speaking out.
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UB vocal students continue their passion for singing during COVID
By QUINN KENNEDY | Nov. 27, 2020With Hogwarts houses, voice projecting headsets and humming, vocal classes look a little different this year.
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Journey into fashion history through the Brooklyn Museum’s virtual costume exhibit
By QUINN KENNEDY | Nov. 23, 2020In 1981, Princess Diana dazzled the world in her iconic wedding dress. In 2020, the public can see a near perfect replica of it at the Brooklyn Museum’s virtual exhibition: “The Queen and The Crown.”
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Young people aren’t just buying second-hand fashion, they’re selling it too
By QUINN KENNEDY | Nov. 9, 2020Kai Mikolajczak, owner of second-hand clothing store Queen City Vintage, has been thrifting in Buffalo for 15 years, but he’s never seen the scene surge as much as it has in the past few years.
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Falloween Playlist
By QUINN KENNEDY and JACK GALVIN | Oct. 26, 2020As temperatures cool and leaves change color, our upbeat summer playlists “fall” out of fashion. Whether you’re going for a trek through a haunted maze, crafting the perfect Halloween costume or digging into your favorite pumpkin-flavored treat, The Spectrum has crafted a fall playlist sure to leave you with more chills than the “Goosebumps” series ever could.
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Armani Caesar’s Layered Persona Shines Through on Her Debut Album
By QUINN KENNEDY | Sep. 27, 2020Album: “The Liz Tape”
