In a “spur of the moment decision” one day during the pandemic, Kara Suckling (Bienen ’20) baked a cake. One year later, Suckling became the owner of a small business, Karat Cakes, which bakes goods for Coffee Lab. Suckling, who studied music performance as a Bienen graduate student, is aiming to join an orchestra or.
When SESP sophomore Sally Kim got COVID-19 last spring, her flu-like symptoms were “not too bad.” Seven months later, her physician diagnosed her with asthma resulting from the virus and she now uses an inhaler every day. While most patients recover within weeks of contracting COVID-19, some continue to deal with a wide range of.
The new Plant Shop Evanston opened up in downtown Evanston in July. Seth Wallen, the general manager, and Johnathan Thomas Smith, a carnivorous plant and orchids expert, talk about how the shop opened, how they became plant experts and what their favorite experiences at the shop have been so far. Through their work, they teach.
Performance of youth musicians will stream May 1
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Community School of Music and Arts merit scholars will perform a concert online May 1. Courtesy CSMA.
The Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA) will present a spring concert by its merit scholars on Saturday, May 1, at 5 p.m. on the school s YouTube channel. This year’s graduating senior merit scholars have won international competitions, received distinction on internationally recognized music examinations, excelled academically and shown a commitment to community service through their music, according to a press release from the Mountain View arts organizations.