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Eliza_newBWEliza Ingleinglee@cofc.eduSee all posts
As a freelance writer, Eliza regularly reviews dance performances for the Post & Courier and the Charleston City Paper. Eliza received her BA from Middlebury College in Vermont and continued her training at the Merce Cunningham and Erick Hawkins Studios. She has performed and choreographed in New York, Massachusetts, and South Carolina. She has also danced extensively with the Anonymity Dance Company, and in her own solo works. She teaches modern dance, dance history, and choreography at the College of Charleston and is a certified Pilates instructor.


LindsayKoobLindsay Koobscorpsinger@aol.comSee all posts
Lindsay is Charleston’s premier music expert and concert reviewer. As his Charleston City Paper bio says, he had a fantasy-ridden, army-brat upbringing, featuring culture-soaked interludes (with music lessons) in places like Vienna, Austria. Cap that with a Citadel education, and the resulting clash of the military and the musical can seem downright schizoid. But the only thing he gets militant about any more is music. It’s his whole life: a day job at Millennium Music supports busy sidelines as a freelance musician and critic. And it’s times like Spoleto that justify his existence. “May my musings and blogservations bear passionate and wondering witness to the musical miracles that come to Chucktown for a few fleeting weeks every year—proof positive that some of the best eargasms can still happen at home.”


Agricolaagricola@thusagricola.comSee all posts
Agricola is the pseudonym for Addison Ingle, host of Agricola.com. Addison is an intellectual wizard of many wonders, among them politics, finance (he actually knows what a synthetic derivative is), history, and discovery informatics—his present undertaking as a “senior” at the College of Charleston. Truth be told, however, his ultimate goal in life is to open a meticulously clean lawnmower repair shop where he can aid the less fortunate first hand.


peter_cropped_2Peter Ingleinglep@charlestontoday.netSee all posts
Peter is the founder of CharlestonToday. For the last 20 years he has worked as a strategic business writer for business, government, and technology clients. He has taught writing workshops at the University of California-Chico and at Sacramento State University, and has written an ebook entitled Writing Methods That Work for business, school, and life (learn more here). A Charleston native, he returned with his wife and daughter in 2008 and started blogging as The Charleston Observer, which led to the conception of CharlestonToday. He holds a B.A. in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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