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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
All content by Trista Pinick
Navone has final WU exhibit, but not dead yet

Navone has final WU exhibit, but not dead yet

Trista Pinick
April 29, 2007

Picture your perfect summer

Trista Pinick
April 22, 2007

Summer shape up guide

Trista Pinick
April 15, 2007
Popcorn City to be the next 32 flavor

Popcorn City to be the next 32 flavor

Trista Pinick
April 15, 2007
MLK Last week marked the anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr. The A&E section honors this crusader for human rights.

When a man was a martyr

Trista Pinick
April 8, 2007
"I'm much more concerned that my students will be able to rationalize and understand why they make the decision to like one kind of music or another," says Jessie Fillerup.

From the mouth of a musicologist: music not just about enjoyment

Trista Pinick
April 1, 2007
John Steuart Curry's famous painting of controversial abolitionist John Brown. Original murals within the dome actually contained nude Grecian women which were, in 1902, considered too obscene to be kept on the walls.

Nudity, vandalism all part of Capitol history

Trista Pinick
March 11, 2007
Art therapist and local artist Bob Ault sits at his work table. Art can help you find the happiness you deserve, he says.

Art equals happiness equals art

Trista Pinick
March 11, 2007
Taking 296 steps to Topeka's top

Taking 296 steps to Topeka’s top

Trista Pinick
March 11, 2007
New WU production is 'Hotel Rwanda' part two

New WU production is ‘Hotel Rwanda’ part two

Trista Pinick
March 5, 2007
Food for thought on St. Patty's Day

Food for thought on St. Patty’s Day

Trista Pinick
February 26, 2007

Scotland is just as good as Ireland

Trista Pinick
February 26, 2007
 

Furniture with personality housed in Warehouse 414

Trista Pinick
February 19, 2007
Laurel and Hardy in "Big Business"

Live music, silents coming to Topeka

Trista Pinick
February 19, 2007
V-Day not about Hallmark but all about the heart

V-Day not about Hallmark but all about the heart

Trista Pinick
February 12, 2007
The art crawl every first friday of every month is a sight to behold. Sandra McCann focuses in on one of the many pieces available to look at on the walk. More information about the First Friday Art Walk can be found at any of the galleries mentioned in this article or at www.artsconnecttopeka.org.

Walking for art’s sake

Trista Pinick
February 5, 2007
The Westboro Baptist Church and their infamous signs have been documented in "Fall From Grace," a film by KU film student Ryan Jones

‘Fall from Grace’ all about signs

Trista Pinick
February 5, 2007
Seveneightfive Kerrice Mapes, editor and creator of Seveneightfive magazine works at her "office," anywhere that she can put her laptop. She usually lays everything out in her bedroom.

Editing Topeka’s nightlife

Trista Pinick
January 29, 2007
Accordians and variety at the Celtic Fox

Accordians and variety at the Celtic Fox

Trista Pinick
January 29, 2007
A little something to kill the pain

A little something to kill the pain

Trista Pinick
January 22, 2007

Black musical history found in Topeka

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

‘Last Seen’ leaves a lasting impression

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

Generations hear difference in music

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

Book takes on controversial subject

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

‘Our New Orleans’ benefit CD brings listeners down South – Part 1

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

Lesser-known black history figures found at Brown Museum

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

Interfaith organization to start youth group

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

Local brewery expands entertainment

Trista Pinick
January 10, 2007

Set designers: the silent partners of theater

Trista Pinick
December 3, 2006

Photographer delves into the ordinary

Trista Pinick
November 13, 2006
 

Topeka indie important but underbudget, cliché

Trista Pinick
November 7, 2006
Strike Four a barbershop quartet to be reckoned with

Strike Four a barbershop quartet to be reckoned with

Trista Pinick
November 6, 2006
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