Pablo Center Hosts Goo Goo Dolls Concert

90s Rock visits Eau Claire’s very own Pablo Center

Story by Delia Brandel and Genevieve Esh November 1, 2022Leave a Comment

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Delia is a first-year illustration and Spanish student, pursuing a career in children's book writing and illustrating. This is her first semester on The Spectator. Delia is particularly fond of books, art, animation of any kind, music, tea, baby clothes, the 2019 version of “Little Women” and cats.

Genevieve Esh, Staff Writer

Genevieve Esh is a first-year studio art and creative writing student. This is their first semester on The Spectator. When they aren’t making art or taking naps you can find them watching, reading and listening to anything true crime and horror related.

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