The 13-minute short examines the crosscurrents of what it means to be an immigrant — and what community means — in North Dakota
Special Issues
Connect Savannah College Issue, Savannah Film Festival Issue, Savannah Music Festival Issue, Saint Patrick’s Day Issue, Best of Savannah Issue.
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Fall Arts Preview: Concerts
SEPTEMBER An Evening with Velvet Caravan with Annie Sellick and Mercury Orkestar— Savannah’s beloved Gypsy Jazz and Latin Swing band Velvet Caravan will headline a very special evening of music. […]
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Fall Arts Preview: Festivals
SEPTEMBER 10th Annual Fall Frolic— Join the Savannah Tree Foundation for the annual celebration of trees, featuring live music from Connellis, open bar, heavy hors d’oeuvres, museum tours, and trees […]
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Fall Arts Preview: Film Screenings
SEPTEMBER Film: 1945— On a sweltering August day in 1945, villagers prepare for the wedding of the town clerk’s son. Meanwhile, two Orthodox Jews arrive at the village train station […]
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Fall Arts Preview: Lectures and Literary Events
SEPTEMBER Georgia Historical Society presents An Evening with John Ferling— On Thursday, September 13, the Georgia Historical Society will present a special evening with John Ferling, historian and author of […]
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Fall Arts Preview: Performances
SEPTEMBER Theatre: Big Love— Join The Collective Face Theatre Ensemble for the first show in the 2018/2019 season. A modern remake of one of the oldest Greek tragedies, The Danaids […]
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Fall Arts Preview: Visual Arts
No Access— SCAD Museum of Art presents “No Access,” a large-scale outdoor installation by artist Tom Burr. Through Sep. 17. scadmoa.org/. SCAD Museum of Art, 601 Turner Blvd. From One To […]
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Job One in College: Taking care of your mental health
Owens says the most common complaint she gets in her office, and in life, is anxiet
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The Nightmare Scenario: Dropping out isn’t giving up
By no fault of the faculty, the current system of higher education has evolved to a point where most young people are not being served
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Let’s talk about college
Here’s a guide to get you through the toughest times
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All-ages music: A little-seen scene
Are certain spaces being underutilized? Should Savannah’s traditional music venues offer the occasional all-ages show to cater to the 18-20-year-old live music audience?
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Welcome to a vibrant cycling culture
So, in a way, Savannah’s unique bicycle culture has grown in spite of neglect by local officials