9.29 arts and spaces
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The words on my foot area line of random Greek lettersto people who dont know me.To me the words freedom
before death are not a politicalstatement or even a personal
philosophy. Rather the wordsare an epitaph for the remark-My tattoo holds special mean-
Tattoos are part of anartistic culture that has existedfor centuries world-wide. On-Students often cover up their inkothers cannot view them.
Most people wont see myI would have to intentionallyshow someone. Im more com-tattoo where I can also talk tothem about it.
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a part of someones body forof a skull with the Latin wordsMemento Mori or RememberDeath is tattooed on his leftshoulder.
people. Mortality doesnt justmean death. It means yourethat can satisfy. There has to bethere I have to die.
For juniors and roommates
a combined Christian cross and
both their friendship and faith.
for me when Ive made awe-
tattoo represented her faith andrelationship with God.
Its a personal reminderabout my faith.
a tattoo that represents the tiesof friendship between him andin the middle.
In part its culture andthe cross shaded.
bears a less conspicuous tat-forearm.
Tennessee. I really like the west
about my past.
Not everyone responds posi-
welcome party this year. Shethat real?!. She just stared atit for a minute. I could tell shedidnt like it.
moments that matter and will-viduals make the decision to--
Its not a symbol of rebel-lion so much as a symbol ofmore artistic.
said.
quite extensive. One look around campus andsuperior academics and quality characters: facialhair.
It is not a myth that many male students withfull beards and other forms of facial hair roamcampus.
under the rule of parents. They then enter a periodwith a spouse to start their own family and before
never truly had before.
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-to enjoy their bachelorhood and appreciate theirindependence.
Facial hair can also be seen as a symbol oftheir masculinity.
honor was formerly measured by the size of his-hair round your face and on your chin may not becut off.
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ways. Many men chose to shave for appearanceface full of hair.
Clean-shaven faces became popular in the
been more likely to remove their facial hair.
the clean-shaven man.
do not pay heed to this mindset.
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God gave menbeards not to beshaved but to begrown.
Josh BeardslyAdkisson
TO BEARD OR NOT TO BEARD?
Sarah Anne VoylesCollegian Reporter
A fresh look at an ancient tradition
Sketched in permanenceRoxanne Turnbull
Arts Editor
Kelsey DrapkinCollegian Freelancer
The history major points to a
for her love of corsets.
She always had a very
Landes learned to sew whenher mother.
She has always beeninterested in any type of project
said.-and needlepoint.
Landes said she draws inspi-
She pointed to art nouveauand art deco as some of herfavorite art periods and listedfavorites.
-preciation for history by travel-
Some of her favorite muse-ums were the Cranbrook Insti-Museum.
We spent a lot of time at-
Landes has woven this loveof the past with her skills in the
present.She worked at the Cran-
brook Institute of Science withmuseum curators to repair thesilk in ancient Samurai armor to
prevent decay.
worked with costumes at Hill--tions.
works in the theatre depart-
She makes these inter-fabric and sews them all by
Landes is humble whenit comes to her talent. Sheeasy if you can sew a curve.
Landes takes the time andeffort just as a painter spends-with her clients individually.Her work is not found online.
from ancient Greece.
Art Prize in Grand Rapids, Mich. allows for all artists to submit their incredibleworks of art for the chance at winning $10,000. (Joe Buth/Collegian)
(Matthew Noble/Collegian)(Joe Buth/Collegian)
Its not a symbol ofrebellion so much as asymbol of expression.It has becomesomething so muchmore artistic.
Andew Kuiper
(Joe Buth/Collegian)
(Chuck Grimmet/Collegian)
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