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Oxford Museum Association's apple butter, a delicious treat, was certainly not the problem with Sean's and Devin's failed cookies.
FOOD

Baking with apple butter: An unmitigated success … kind of

I’ve never had apple butter, so this year I made it my mission to not only go, but to actually try the staple food of the weekend. After I picked up my jar, I headed home to search for a recipe to use it in. I settled on a combination of two cookie recipes — one made with apple butter, the other with chunks of apple — and got my supplies.


The drive has received some beautiful scarves so far.
STYLE

Handmake hats and scarves for American heroes through Oct. 25

Miami University students and faculty who love to crochet and knit — or want to learn how — can gift their DIY hats and scarves to active members of the military, veterans and first responders. Working with the nationwide philanthropy Operation Gratitude, Miami’s Service+ program welcomes donations at Old Manse through Oct. 25.


Fans put their hands in the air as Dean Lewis performs at the Newport Music Hall.
ENTERTAINMENT

The future is bright for Dean Lewis fans

Newport Music Hall only holds 1,700 people, and most of the tickets were first come, first serve when it came to seating. The tight-knit atmosphere allowed fans to get up close with Lewis, adding to the already breathtaking experience. 


Nirvana’s album “In Utero” turned 30-years-old on Sept. 21; a special collector’s box set was released to commemorate the anniversary.
ENTERTAINMENT

Celebrating ‘In Utero’ 30 years later

 Even after its debut 30 years ago, “In Utero” still has an edge of abrasiveness that keeps its vitriolic content fresh and raucously intoxicating even now. The angst and venom present on “In Utero” still resonate now, decades later. 

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