The Starving Artist A blog about a starving artist, her animals, and the crazy poor things she does to get by.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016. None of this, however, is really about me. This is about Trent, Layla, and Devon. Better education, inclusion, job opportunities, college programs, clinics specifically for Ds, a workable budget. Friday, May 15, 2015. As to what I do believe, I consider myself to fall under.
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A comprehensive film major at Portland State University. PSU Film Professors Receive Grants. PSU Film Professors Matt McCormick and Dustin Morrow received grants this month from the Regional Arts and Culture Council to assist with the funding of new films they are producing. Congratulations to professors McCormick and Morrow.