In honor of last Friday's National Day of Silence, the Uni Spectrum Club held an open mic today in the library. With great turn-out and even better contributions, this thoughtful, enthusiastic, and downright slammin' event might just become an annual tradition!
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| Club president Bella sets the stage. |
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| Carmen the Brave kicks things off with her reflections. |
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| Sophomore Emilie has a story -- and a smile -- to share. |
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| Senior Sofia tells about a meaningful performance art piece she witnessed on a recent college visit. |
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| Ms. Majerus weighs in. |
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| Linus reflects. |
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| Subbie Kate slams Gay by Brian O'Reilly, aka Bribry. |
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| Ms. Green reflects on collusion-- no matter how small. |
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| Ms. Majerus sets up one of her favorite poets, Denice Frohman. |
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| Sofia shares one of Shel S's greatest. |
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The whole event might be best summed up by the last piece performed, Shel Silverstein's
There is a Voice Inside of You:
There is a voice inside of you
That whispers all day long,
‘I feel this is right for me,
I know that this is wrong.’
No teacher, preacher, parent, friend
Or wise man can decide
What’s right for you–just listen to
The voice that speaks inside.
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