Jordan JacoboHe’s starring as character “A” in Marshall Theatre’s coming production, “Crave,” but don’t let the simple title fool you. Senior Caleb Kearns is as complex and thoughtful as...
-Photo by Jeff Primozich/For the ReviewAmber McKenna Features Editor All who are involved agree the spring play, “Crave,” is going to be an emotional battle for every single audience member and...
Joelle CheekThe clicking of needles and laughing of familiar friends can be heard every Friday afternoon. Yarn with many different colors turn into intricate designs and interwoven garments, all at the...
Photo by Meghan Meehan/For the ReviewNicole BennettAn artist through and through since childhood, junior Zach Mitlas is painting his way toward a bright future. He began with doodles of a G.I. Joe in...
Ryan GerdesFor those of you who think First Thursday is no more than the first Thursday of the month, please continue reading—you won’t regret it. To art students in Oregon, First Thursday means creative...
Justin O’ConnellWhen the burden of the coming week rears its ugly head most severely, are you not quite sure how to pass the time on Monday nights? Try improvising with the Awkward Moose club. ...
Lizzie MartinezOne nun turns to the other and says, “How do you make holy water?” Without missing a comedic beat, the same nun answers, “You boil the hell out of it.”“Nunsense” is a musical...
-Photo Courtesy of Jesse HugheyDaniel ClausenWhile sophomore Melissa Davaz’s story of how she met her bandmates is unlikely, it does indicate the whimsy in this band.“I remember we went to the beach...
Claire Oliver
Arts/ent/ops editor
Senior Marcia Willard is lending her cosmetic talents to the Linfield Department of Theatre and Communication Arts, adding another layer of creativity to every...
Amber McKenna
Features Editor
This semester in the Miller Fine Arts Center, one may hear something similar to nails on a chalkboard.
No, someone isn’t trying to give you the chills. Students...
Stacey Barchenger
Managing editor
At 13 years old, David Hermosillo took his first role in the theater as a clown in “Carnival.” He said he is still a clown, almost 20 years later.
His dad hoped...
Katie Paysinger
Linfield Review staff
The powerful sound of the rainforest and traces of sand from a nearby beach invade the atmosphere. Rope vines hang from above and disregarded trinkets from those...
