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For the past 15 years, some of the world’s greatest performing artists have traveled to Aiken in early March to share their talents as part of Joye in Aiken.
Since its founding in 2008, the performing arts festival known as Joye in Aiken has brought more than 600 musicians, actors and dancers, primarily from The Juilliard School in New
Aspiring jazz musicians are getting a boost this week through a jazz camp being offered through Joye in Aiken, and several generations of listeners got the chance to enjoy the
Music and mutts were focal points in the life of Canada native Al Sorensen, a longtime Aiken resident who died June 19 at the age of 85.
Story by | Genevieve Soh (she/her/hers), Staff Editor This article was written in collaboration with our partners, Panoramic. It is a global magazine, run by students at the University of Cambridge, to provide a space for young people across the world to discuss prominent topics we face as a generation. “Neither [murderous action] is permissible as your primary intention. The Doctrine of Double Effect, remember?” urges Chidi, a professor of Moral Philosophy. “Well, man, I’m working with the doctrine of not being completely effed, okay?!” a flustered immortal demon named Michael excl...