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Osita Nwanevu

Posted inMusic

Nwanoku Tells Tales from the Bass Line

by Osita Nwanevu February 18, 2015February 18, 2015

Learning an instrument in which you’re reading music connects you physically and emotionally. Say you’re learning a wind instrument. It’s your hands, your fingers, the dexterity, the coordination, your teeth, your mouth, your tongue, your heart – emotion, and pulse, your ears for the listening – all of those things.

Posted inStage & Screen

Worth the Wait

by Osita Nwanevu January 27, 2015
Posted inFeatures, Politics

Chuy Garcia Navigates the Past in the Racial Politics of the Present

by Osita Nwanevu January 20, 2015January 21, 2015
Posted inVisual Arts

The Camera Man

by Osita Nwanevu November 18, 2014November 25, 2014
Posted inFeatures, Politics

Will the 25th Ward Send a Socialist to City Hall?

by Osita Nwanevu October 20, 2014October 21, 2014
Posted inFood, Hyde Park

A Yusho for Hyde Park

by Osita Nwanevu October 14, 2014October 19, 2014
Posted inBest of the South Side 2014, Englewood

Best Good Word: Shanah B

by Osita Nwanevu October 1, 2014October 1, 2014
Posted inActivism, Washington Park

Loud and Clear

by Osita Nwanevu April 22, 2014
Posted inPolitics

Something in the Water

by Osita Nwanevu March 12, 2014March 16, 2014
Posted inFood, Hyde Park

Keeping It Real

by Osita Nwanevu November 28, 2013November 28, 2013

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