Asian Culture Center offers henna design workshops
At 12 years old, Risana Malik sat in her home in Bangladesh and squeezed blobs of green-brown henna paste onto her hands.
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At 12 years old, Risana Malik sat in her home in Bangladesh and squeezed blobs of green-brown henna paste onto her hands.
Jerald Cribbs once saved his friend’s life.
A crowd gathered in the rain as the sound of children’s voices and guitar strumming emanated from the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
Each person’s hands held 108 wooden beads strung together with orange thread. Around them the sound of two cymbals and a drum pulsed along with steady chanting.
A line of volunteers snaked through and around the Boxcar Books building Monday morning. The volunteers held letters from prisoners in correctional facilities throughout the Midwest.
For the first 15 years of his life, Ethan Brown kept kosher.
Two women stood in front of a large crowd last summer and said something they had only ever told a few people: “I don’t know how to read.”
On the wall is a movie screen with trailers and concessions stand ads running on a loop. Beside the screen a child turns the steering wheel of a makeshift car flanked by retro candy boxes and advertisements.
During periods of time when a tenant is not around, subleasing a property may be a convenient way to keep up with the cost of rent and utilities.
Two people began wrapping one another in paper towels, transforming into what Skye Kantola referred to as a powerful image of the dichotomy between survivor and perpetrator.
One by one, each student gave an introduction, starting with their name and ending with their preferred pronoun. In doing so, Lloyd Graham, assistant director of diversity initiatives for RPS, said he hoped to create a safe space for students to discuss beauty free from the constraints of a gender-binary system.
Little green water goblins are still illustrated on signs in some Japanese towns to warn visitors of the creatures notorious for drowning humans in the rivers they inhabit.
A bell rings three times and participants sit, marking the beginning of zazen.
The sports section of the Chicago Tribune is where Andrew Barrett, Business World of Sports president and IU senior, learned to read. The baseball stadium was where he learned to love sports.
The maximum capacity of her oven is 30 sweet potatoes. Anna Pusateri discovered this while preparing for the International Sweet Potato Extravaganza.
At 10 years old, Erin Anderson sat on the floor with her eyes glued to the television as clips of bombings and shelled buildings from the first Gulf War lit up the screen. Springing up in fear, she ran to the couch and cried.