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Never Stop Learning

“Learning is the only thing the mind never exhausts, never fears, and never regrets.” Leonardo da Vinci is revered as one of the most influential figures in human history, and, other than the whole unparalleled genius thing, he was an autodidact—someone who is self-taught—whose contributions to arts and sciences have helped usher our species into a golden age. Though trained in the arts by the guild system, his myriad of other skills was largely self-taught…
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Perspective: The 1918 Spanish Flu

We are in the middle of the worst health crisis in over 100 years. The entire world has been impacted and deaths due to the coronavirus pandemic continue to rise. King students, faculty and staff left campus and our facilities are being cleaned and locked down. Our administration has acted responsibly and are doing all they can to protect us when we return. But as of this writing, we don’t know when that will be.
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Help Portrait: Behind the Scenes

On November 23, the Digital Media Art & Design program held their annual Help Portrait event in the Bristol Public Library. Each year they provide high quality photos to families who may not be able to afford them. Many of the families who come have come consistently for several years, and often look forward to the event…
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Visit the Bristol Caverns and Walk Through A Few Millennia

Follow a winding, country road back past downtown Bristol, past small fields and rusty gas stations, and you’ll happen upon a local shop. Wander in, buy a ticket, and make some small talk while you wait. You’ll follow someone through a short patch of woods and around a hill to a large, gaping doorway. The outside is man-made and built of brick, the stone having been blasted through in order to create a gateway into the hidden world underneath the great Appalachian mountains…
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Slaughter Talks Process Behind Twin City Radio Theatre’s Productions

*Republished from the February 2016 issue of The Kayseean

The Twin City Radio Theatre has become the creative enterprise for Christopher Slaughter, associate professor of theatre and the chair of the department of theatre at King University. Since the fall of 2007, Slaughter has been an active force in the theatre department, especially with his ongoing project, “Twin City Radio Theatre,” which began its first season in 2008 on the main Bristol campus…

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