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[Insert Earthquake Joke]: Words of Wisdom from Aftershock Festival 2016

BY DYLYN PETERSON Staff Writer, UAS Whalesong Aftershock Festival is an annual weekend metal concert in Sacramento, California. Previous years haven’t been as impressive as this one, with such bands as Tool, Korn, Disturbed, and Avenged Sevenfold. I flew out on the night of the 21st, and begrudgingly missed several days of my Spanish class.…

November 18, 2016 in Music Review.

Listening to Shiver Twins

I feel like Shiver Twins grew on me as I listened to their music and learned more about the band, like how they came up with their name!

February 23, 2015 in Music Review.

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💥 INSTAGRAM EXCLUSIVE 💥 The UAS food pantry is avalible for students at UAS Juneau campus. It is located on the first floor of the Mourant building near the Health Clinic.The pantry is run by the SRC. Anyone is welcome to donate food including faculty, students, and Juneau community members. For students wanting to utilize the pantry, they tell you to "take what you need and give what you can." To find the food pantry, you can ask the staff at the front desk for directions. Hours for the pantry are 8am-5pm Monday through Friday.

Attention all new and returning students: The Whalesong is hiring reporters for the Fall 2019 semester! Do you want to be involved in your campus community? Do you want to provide timely news updates to the campus and the larger Southeast community? Gain real-world newsroom experience with us- no experience required. Come join our talented, passionate, and friendly team this Fall! We hope to see you soon! Questions? DM us or e-mail at uas.whalesong@alaska.edu

Looking to add a class this Fall? Seats are still available in COMM 218 and COMM 418, From Story to Tweet: 21st Century Journalism. Talk to your academic advisor to see what requirements this could fulfill for you!

Hundreds of Alaskans chanted “override, override” at the state capitol in Juneau on Monday, protesting Gov. Michael Dunleavy’s recent action to strip $444 million from the state operating budget, including $130 million from the University of Alaska system. Inside the capitol, more than half the State Senate and House of Representatives convened in special session. Some members met at a middle school in Wasilla, where Dunleavy had hoped the session would meet, but the majority of both houses voted last month to meet in Juneau. In a joint statement Monday afternoon, House Speaker Bryce Edgmon (I-Dillingham) and Senate President Cathy Giessel (R-Anchorage) said the legislature will hold a veto override session on Wednesday. According to the state constitution, it takes 45 votes of the 60-member legislature to override a governor’s vetoes. 📸 by Rosemarie Alexander #uastrong #fundourfuture

Governor Dunleavy vetoed the state-funded portion of the operating budget for the University of Alaska by $130 million on June 28. UA President Jim Johnsen has said that this cut will devastate the UA system. In an email sent to UAS students on July 1, UAS Chancellor Rick Caulfield said that he fears “this veto will have dramatic impact on the programs and services that we provide to you at our three UAS campuses.” But the story is not over. The legislature still has the ability to override when they reconvene on July 8. Caulfield’s email called students to action: “We need your help now in advocating for a legislative override of his action.” UAS students will be an integral part of this decision. Send a letter, write an email, attend a demonstration, and above all, be visible in your support for the UA system. Take a moment this week and be an advocate for yourself, your education, and your future. For advocacy tips, visit http://uas.alaska.edu/chancellor/advocacy-tool-kit.html, and for a full list of legislator emails, visit http://uas.alaska.edu/chancellor/urgent-call-to-action.html. Show your support on social media! Tag us with @uas_whalesong, @uasoutheast, and @spikethewhale. Follow @UAstrong for the latest advocacy updates.

Congratulations to all UAS #graduates! Nearly 400 Associate, Bachelor, and Master’s degrees were awarded at the 2019 commencement ceremony on May 5th. Whalesong Staff Writer Melissa Scriven graduated this year with her B.A. in English. Her dedication and attention to detail contributed accurate and timely content to the Whalesong and we look forward to seeing what she does in the future. Congratulations, @mel.nicole! . . 📸 provided by Melissa Scriven #uasoutheast #uas_whalesong #spikethewhale

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