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Kelsey Wharton

Kelsey Wharton

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Co-Host, The Girl Next Door Podcast

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Overwatch 2, Canadian Esports, Mortal Kombat 1 Street Fighter 6, World of Warcraft, FGCEsports, Heroes of the Storm, TEKKEN 8 Women in Esports, Hearthstone

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stuff that's boring (nothing is boring)

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Total articles 3

  • Arts and culture harmonize with health

    By Kelsey Wharton| Arizona State University News@ A violinist bows an expectant note as she tunes her instrument alongside other Phoenix Symphony musicians. They assume the “ready” position, waiting for the cue to begin. The small group sitting before them in a semicircle is a somewhat unique audience: It is made up of men and women living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, their professional caregivers and a few family members.

    By Kelsey Wharton · Arizona State University News

    Sep. 22, 2017

  • Arts and culture harmonize with health

    By Kelsey Wharton| Arizona State University News@ A violinist bows an expectant note as she tunes her instrument alongside other Phoenix Symphony musicians. They assume the “ready” position, waiting for the cue to begin. The small group sitting before them in a semicircle is a somewhat unique audience: It is made up of men and women living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, their professional caregivers and a few family members.

    By Kelsey Wharton · Arizona State University News

    Sep. 22, 2017

  • ASU professor highlights complicated history behind blockbuster 'Roots'

    By Mary Beth Faller, Kelsey Wharton| Arizona State University News@ ASU professor's upcoming book looks behind the scenes of the original "Roots."Forty years ago, dozens of young black people lay shackled inside a film set that was made to look like the hold of a slave ship.

    By Mary Beth Faller, Kelsey Wharton · Arizona State University News

    May. 26, 2016

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The Girl Next Door Podcast

United States, United States