Students, interns, and faculty alike assembled
on the upper level of the Athletic Fitness Center Thursday, July 3rd at 6 p.m
for the summer’s first Coffeehouse. Fourteen students and four interns
performed multiple pieces such as poems, music, short stories, essays, and
fiction. The room was packed to its fullest; everyone tuned in to listen to
members of their community perform. As Kay, a Writing Workshop intern put it,
“We’re all one big family, don’t be afraid to get close.”
Though the intriguing short stories and
thoughtful poems were entertaining for guests, musical pieces played by
Heather Hunt, Matt and Aaron , and Kyle and Parker had guests wanting to
sing along. The Simpson Haiku team brought the laughs with multiple poems and
use of props. Two students were even inspired enough to share their pieces at
the end of the night. The Coffeehouse brought the ASP community closer through
celebrating their passion for art and writing together.
If you missed the performances and are
interested in watching the evening, attached is the video for friends or family
members at home. Enjoy!
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