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Bohemian is unveiled at party at Tabard Inn April 5

Media Credit: Erik Oeverndiek Sarah Rose Butler and Nora Mercer take in the new edition.

Media Credit: Erik Oeverndiek

Media Credit: Erik Oeverndiek Pauline Lim flips through the Bohemian.

Media Credit: Erik Oeverndiek Katie Garibaldi rocks out loud at the release party.

Media Credit: Erik Oeverndiek

Earlier this month Notre Dame de Namur gained a little more art and literature with the release of the 2007 edition of The Bohemian.

On April 5, staff, faculty, students and alumni came together at Tabard Inn to share their contributions to the publication followed by an open mic in which friends were able to share as well.

Lasting about three hours, the open house saw people come and go while enjoying the arts and listening to the musical styling of NDNU alumna Katie Garibaldi who played guitar and sang to open and close the evening.

People who attended said they enjoyed the atmosphere that was created by the inn and the laid-back nature of the masterful emcee, John Larsen.

If you missed the release party, there will be an additional reading April 27 at 6 p.m. at Tabard Inn after the thesis presentations and barbecue.

If you would like more information about the Bohemian or would like to receive a copy, please visit , or email .

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