Life & Culture Archives - The Kayseean

Austin Leonard

Austin Leonard is from Bluff City, TN and is planning on graduation from…

Brandon Nunley

Brandon Nunley is from Blountville, TN, and majoring in English with…

Callie Shehan

Callie Shehan is from Bluff City, TN and plans to graduate in the Spring…

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DMAD Students Present a Four-Person Exhibition

Senior graduating students in the Digital Media Art and Design (DMAD) program create a senior thesis series of work that results in an exhibition rather than a cumulative test. The work created is a personal project that introduces the student to the world of exhibitions as they prepare to graduate. The exhibition also allows them to showcase their work to the public and put their name out there as artists. This semester a group of four students is graduating and having a large, combined exhibition featuring photography, graphic design, illustration, and videography.

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What Should You Read?

Instead of telling people what they should read, it’s tempting for me to say, “Read whatever you want to read,” and leave it at that. While that is what I think you should read, I also have some practical suggestions based on things that I’ve enjoyed over the past few years.

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The Habit of Reading

For almost a decade, I didn’t read for fun. Or rather, I didn’t finish many books. Yes, I, a librarian and former English major spent most of the decade between college and the early part of my career in a reading slump. The irony of starting my career in librarianship in a decade-long reading slump is not lost on me, although I am obligated by professional duty to point out that not all librarians are readers, nor do we spend most of our working hours reading books. In fact, the infrequency with which I handle books in my day-to-day work might shock those among you who associate libraries primarily with books.

Square News Bites

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News Bites: November 1, 2022

A list of short news items published on November 1, 2022.

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Life & Culture

Appalachian Folklore Part 2: Sprites and Spirits

In this second and final installment of the Appalachian Folklore series, let’s take a look at the invisible side of the world and deep dive into the legends of fairies and spirits that flit and float from one place to the next. Are they omens, guides, or sources of luck? Do they seek to help, to harm, or are they simply mischievous?

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Appalachian Folklore Part 1: Beings and Creatures

As we approach the Halloween season, it is time to explore old tales, myths, and the spirits that roam Appalachia. In this first installment, we will explore the cryptids, mythological beings, and protective beasts that have been told throughout many Cherokee and Native American legends.

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How To Manage Your Mind: Tips and Tricks to Keep Your Mental Health in Check

College can sometimes be stressful, and many things can make being a student difficult. While keeping up with all your duties as a student, it is important not to leave behind your mental health. We have compiled some tips and tricks to help you keep your body, mind, and soul.

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CCS Credit Opportunities

Are you looking for service hours? All students need 12 CCS credit hours this semester, and the first 5 credits must be Chapel hours. You have the option to choose either service, convocation, or chapel for the remaining 7 hours. These are some opportunities to earn credits before the end of the semester.

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Comic: Pumpkin… Spice!? 2022

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Kickin’ It Country at The Colosseum: Country Thunder Bristol

Over 40,000 people brought Bristol Motor Speedway to life this past weekend, turning the iconic NASCAR short track into the World’s Loudest Half Mile, but not for reasons you might think.

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