Chris Schulz is a North Central/Morgantown Reporter at WVPB, focusing primarily on the education beat. His reporting spans various themes, including education management, law and legal affairs, and arts and entertainment, reflecting his diverse interests and background in immigration advocacy. Chris has been featured in notable outlets such as NPR, The Spinoff, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Finally, someone’s taking a stadium-sized punt.
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X marks the spot.
Radiohead! Muse! Flight of the Conchords! My Chemical Romance! Electric Avenue! Nine Inch Nails! Gorillaz! Fred Again! Olivia Rodrigo! Laneway! And the Black Eyed Peas?
We asked arts industry representatives what funding cuts and political indifference is doing to the arts. The answer? ‘This is really fucked.'
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By: Chris Schulz
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By: Chris Schulz
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By: Chris Schulz
An Atomic show is unlike any other kind of rock show. There's a reason for that.
