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Jordan Adams
Jordan Adams joined Seven Days as music editor in 2016. In 2021, he became an arts and culture staff writer. He's won awards from the Vermont Press Association and the New England Newspaper and Press Association.
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Arts + Life
Short Film ‘No Other Lake’ Asks Viewers to Get Connected to Their Environment
Filmmaker Jordan Rowell was chatting up an elderly fisherman when I met him last week at Derway Island Nature Trail near Lake Champlain in…
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Local Guides
Star Turns: For Young Actors, Very Merry Theatre Provides Ample Opportunities
The young cast of a recent Very Merry Theatre production, The Adventures of Buster Bear, spread across the stage during a rehearsal at the…
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Arts + Life
Postponed From February, Winter Was a Drag Ball Comes to Higher Ground
Bob Bolyard's basement is full of glittery tops, sequined jackets, silky dresses and heaps of sparkling costume jewelry. Psychedelic patterns, nautical looks and custom-made…
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Arts + Life
WTF: Why Does UVM Need a Coordinator of Men and Masculinities?
Are men in crisis? Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson think so. The former delivered a speech in the fall…
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Arts + Life
Page 32: Short Takes on Five Vermont Books
Seven Days writers can't possibly read, much less review, all the books that arrive in a steady stream by post, email and, in one…
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Music
Talk It Out: Music Editors Past and Present Discuss 'Weird Al' Yankovic
For some, "Weird Al" Yankovic is a silly novelty, a joke that's gone on for four decades. Those people are dumb, and their opinions…
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Arts + Life
Book Review: 'The Lioness,' Chris Bohjalian
Predators have two basic methods of attack: stalk and ambush. Some choose to trail their prey for miles until the time is right to…
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Arts + Life
Comedian Matteo Lane Talks Pasta, Dating and 'Gay Voice'
Matteo Lane often starts his sets by flexing his impressive six-octave vocal range. A trained opera singer, the mustachioed, New York City-based comedian usually…
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