Reflection on Art Intersections

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Editors Erin Dose and Ardea Eichner chat with Prism volunteers Johnny Brunac and Lauren Miller about the connections between artistic interests and other aspects of their lives. Science, writing, and athletics are all considered in the conversation related to creativity. Follow Prism online: Facebook.com/OSUPrism Twitter and Instagram: @osuprism

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