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Mercer Artist: Singer-songwriter Katie Clay

Katie Clay is a freshman Human Service major at Mercer this year. While she is very involved around campus at Mercer, Clay is also getting involved artistically. She has recently joined the Mercer Singers and Mercer Players. Clay sat down with The Cluster to share about her music and interests. ...

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Mercer musicians make connections with Grammy U

Every year people tune in to watch the Grammys as the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences awards the music community for their musical achievements. Grammy University Network (Grammy U) is a program created by the Recording Academy for full-time college students who are passionate about music ...

The Setonian
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Bruno Mars rocks Atlanta

Palm-tree patterned curtains hid the stage while the enormous crowd in Philips Arena waited for Bruno Mars to appear. For those of you who missed it, Mars’ sold out concert was phenomenal. The concert was Thursday evening, Aug. 22. The curtains fell away and Bruno Mars was center stage surrounded ...

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Mercer Artists: David Ricard II

David Ricard II, a freshman Mechanical Engineering major, also plays the offensive line on Mercer’s football team. Outside of academics and football, music is one of his other interests. He joined the Mercer Singers this semester, and will hopefully stand with the choir as they sing the National Anthem ...

The Setonian
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Teddy bears, flaming pants: celebrities going crazy

Celebrities. Where to start? It seems that within the last year or so, they’ve gotten a little more “cray cray” than usual. Paula Deen. Oh, sweet Paula Deen. Or should I say “oh, deep-fried cheesecake?” The last few months have not been good to Paula Deen. The lawsuits against her for supposed ...

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Culture War: Art in America and France

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500"] Photo Credit: Rachel Snapp[/caption] Patisseries, espressos, mimes, outdoor markets, beautiful countryside and historical architecture: all things that I imagined when looking forward to my six-week summer study abroad experience in Perigueux, France. In ...

The Setonian
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Keep up with Mercer Arts this year

Mercer’s Fine Arts are preparing for a full year of performances and shows. From operas to art exhibits, there is a wide spectrum of productions, so be sure to come and support your Mercer Arts! Mercer Singers: Family Weekend Concert, Sept. 22, 2:00 p.m. Thanksgiving Song, Nov. 24 Lessons and Carols, ...

The Setonian
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Get acquainted with The Ready Set

Jordan Witzigreuter, known on the music scene as The Ready Set, gave this year’s BearStock an energetic opening with his dance-able, alternative-pop music. Before the show, The Ready Set sat down with representatives from Mercer’s media outlets, including Mercer 99 and the Cluster. This is the exchange ...

The Setonian
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Warner Bros. “42” is less than legendary

I really wanted to like “42”. The story of Jackie Robinson is a truly inspiring one about the fight against racism, a pivotal moment in sports history. Also, because parts of the movie were filmed in Macon, I felt obligated to like it out of loyalty. On a surface level, I did enjoy the movie—but ...

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Interview with Switchfoot’s Tim Foreman

Alternative rock band Switchfoot delivered a fantastic performance at BearStock this year, engaging the audience both with music from their newer albums in addition to their hit “Dare You to Move”. Switchfoot could not linger long after their performance April 13, but the Cluster managed to catch ...

The Setonian
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Author Interview: Kat Zhang

Senior at Vanderbilt talks about her speculative fiction novel Kat Zhang’s novel “What’s Left of Me”—the first book of the Hybrid Chronicles—takes place in an America like our own except in one respect: every person is born with two souls in their body. For most of childhood, the two souls ...

The Setonian
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The Battle of the Bat-Man

Which animated version of Batman is the best? David Ellis offers the answer. Since the dawn of time humankind has asked itself the important questions. Apples or oranges? Soup or salad? Sadly, the answers to these questions elude most people, but the answer to an even greater question might be answered: ...


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