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Spending per month 42% on Food 10% on Personal Care 15% on Entertainment 15% on 21+ Entertainment 9% on Clothing 8% on Transportation

Gonzaga students spent over $18 million last year**

*The survey was administered to Gonzaga undergraduate students only from 5/3-5/26/2016. Does not include: graduate, doctoral or law school students. This is the average amount a student spends after necessities. **Figure based on 5,041 undergratuates spending $3,648 per year.

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THE GONZAGA

BULLETIN 8 january 28, 2016

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Mama Doll back at The Bartlett

Popular local band returns to Spokane with its eclectic, genre-bending music

By Saeed Al-Thurmali Contributor

M

ama Doll has returned to the Spokane music scene in 2016 with a bang.

The local band took a short break over the holidays, but they’re more ready than ever to get back on stage.

Now, having already played a show at The Big Dipper and won a Bartlett Award, Mama Doll will return to The Bartlett Friday to once again fill the familiar venue with captivating energy and spine-shivering folk.

The Bulletin had a chance to talk to Sarah Berentson, one of the lead singers of the band, to discuss the event at The Bartlett and learn more about Mama Doll’s background.

Gonzaga Bulletin: How did Mama Doll form and what was the inspiration behind the name?

Sarah Berentson: Mama Doll started out as a side project with Austen Case and myself. We just wanted to play more frequently than we both had been. It was all for fun. Jen Landis soon joined on bass and Claire Fieberg on guitar and vocals. Austen moved to Seattle and soon after Kris Hafso joined, adding a full drum kit to Mama Doll. Bart Budwig frequently joins us on trumpet, and we are always happy to have him.

The name actually comes from a Flannery O’Connor novel “Wise

“Maybe it’s just me, but after I play a show at The Bartlett, I feel like hugging everyone there.

It’s probably just me.”

Sarah Berentson Lead singer, Mama Doll

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Mama Doll, seen above performing in 2014, will play at The Bartlett on Friday at 8 p.m.

Blood,” which I regrettably have never finished. Mama Doll is the name that one of the young characters called their former grandma. It’s within the first 10 pages of the book. When I read “mama doll” I set the book down to write down the name idea and then I guess never picked the book back up again.

GB: What type of music does the band like to play? How would you describe your sound?

SB: I wonder if any band has come up with a good answer to this question.

I feel continually stumped. When you write music it seems so hard to place your music into a sweeping category. I think we all feel like there are nuances in every song that draw from many styles and genres. I guess I’d describe it as folk that is infused with rock, soul and blues. We like to play everything, and we try not to let a genre or certain style dictate the way a song is formed.

GB: Your first album “As the Crow Flies” was released back in 2014.

What was the process of creating that album and what did you all learn from that experience?

We were able to record with our friend and trumpet player, Bart Budwig. We’d drive up every other weekend or so to Moscow, Idaho, and record for six to eight hours and then head home. I like that process. It forces you to maintain space with your recordings and leaves room for new ideas to form. You can come back the next day or weekend with fresh ears, leaving anything that might have been frustrating before behind. I think every time I record an album I am reminded of the fluidity of music and art. We may go into the studio with a song we’ve played hundreds of times and end up changing it as we record. I like that. I like the opportunity to listen to songs grow and develop over time.

GB: You guys have played a lot of shows at The Bartlett, including your upcoming show on Jan. 29. The Bartlett is no stranger to highlighting some of Spokane’s best musicians. In

your words, what makes The Bartlett such a great place to perform, especially if you’re a local artist?

SB: The Bartlett is such a special place, and Spokane is lucky to have it. They struck this perfect balance in creating a space that is as equally amazing to perform at as it is to attend a show. The space somehow intrinsically encourages the audience to be respectful and attentive. I feel so comfortable and alive on that stage.

The Bartlett is such a safe place for art and emerging artists. It’s full of opportunity for new musicians and old musicians, and holy smokes it sounds good in there. Maybe it’s just me, but after I play a show at The Bartlett I feel like hugging everyone there. It’s probably just me.

GB: In one of your newsletters, there was talk about a second album in the works. How is it coming along, and when can people expect it?

SB: We are still working out recording details for the next album. There won’t be much to report for a while, but we will definitely make an announcement when there’s more news.

GB: Why should people come to Mama Doll’s show at The Bartlett on Friday? Can you talk about Moorea Masa who is also performing that night?

SB: We took a small hiatus for the holidays and are so excited to be back in action playing this Friday and sharing the night with Moorea Masa. Moorea Masa is an artist based out of Portland, and oh my goodness this woman can sing. Her group’s harmonies will make you shiver, and she is sure to be a hit with any folk lovers out there. We promise it will be a pretty wonderful evening.

GB: 2016 has already started big for Mama Doll. You recently won a Bartlett Award for Best Local Band (Folk). Besides the new album, what are your hopes and plans for the rest of 2016? What can we expect?

SB: You can expect to see us playing locally and in the greater Pacific Northwest. 2016 is already turning out to be a busy year, and we hope you keep up with us on our Facebook and website for any upcoming news on shows, tours, etc.

You can catch Mama Doll Live at The Bartlett on Friday, Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door.

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Students use this academic calendar and campus resources throughout the entire school year.

Parent and Family Guide 7/8

This is a comprehensive guide for parents and families as they journey through the year with their student.

Bulldog Bargain Coupon Book 7/29, 12/2

Due to student demand, the coupon book will be printing a fall and spring edition. This is the place for your business to highlight student specials.

Bulletin Mail Home Edition 8/4

The first paper of the 2016-2017 academic year is mailed to the homes of all incoming first year students and all returning second year students.

Bulletin Orientation Edition 8/25

Over 1,300 first year students, their parents and families are in Spokane. This is their second introduction to the campus newspaper and Spokane.

Savor Dining & Entertainment Guide 8/26

Savor is the guide for Zags and their families to find the best food and entertainment in Spokane and the surrounding area. Additionally Savor will be available online to increase its reach.

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This directory is distributed to Gonzaga students, faculty and staff to serve as a year-long resource.

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This event welcomes an additional 4,000 visitors to Spokane. This paper is picked up by the parents, family members, friends and students.

Fall Family Weekend Program 10/7

Boost your marketing presence by being in this family guide for activities on and offcampus, and much more!

“Think Pink” Special Edition 10/13

“Think Pink” is our Breast Cancer Awareness issue and is printed on pink newsprint.

Basketball Season Preview Special Section 11/17

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Christmas Gift Guide Special Section 12/1

Christmas Gift Guide is a great resource for students seeking gift ideas for the upcoming holiday season before they head home on break.

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As one of America’s favorite months for sports, March brings Zag fans together. The NCAA edition includes a bracket for Zags to complete and follow along as the basketball madness unfolds.

Post Grad Special Edition 4/13

This is specifically geared toward graduating seniors. We highlight education, occupation and volunteer opportunities for Gonzaga seniors.

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The Best of Guide highlights Spokane’s best spots as voted by GU students every spring. Our “Best Of ” winners are featured in both this issue and in the August 2017 Mail Home Edition.

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Zag Fan Posters

Full page, four color, newspaper sheet with a Zag cheer on the front and your sponsorship ad on the back. Zag Fan posters will be inserted into the Bulletin before home basketball games.

“Go Zags” Placards

Your business can place their ad on the back of this four color placard. This Zag fan favorite features “Go Zags” on the front and is distributed in the Gonzaga Bulletin during basketball season or times of celebration.

Caught Reading

Make your business a prize to be won. Caught reading is a campus favorite. Every week, one lucky student is “caught reading” the Gonzaga Bulletin and receives a $25 gift card to your business. Weekly winners and advertisers are highlighted in the following week’s issue of The Gonzaga Bulletin. This is a great way to get students to experience your business.

Snap the Ad

Get Zags in your door! Our community is connected to their phones. Snap the Ad is a great way to get your deal in their hands. Your advertisement will run in the Gonzaga Bulletin with your Snap the Ad offer. Students will snap a picture of your ad and show you to redeem the deal.

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MULTIMEDIA The Gonzaga Bulletin Online

The Gonzaga Bulletin Online is a great way to reach parents, alumni, prospective students and community members. The Gonzaga Bulletin Online contains exclusive content, photography, podcasts and live updates on breaking news and everything Gonzaga.

Bulldog Bargain

Do you want your product in students hands? Do you want students to experience what your business has to offer? Bulldog Bargain is a promotional package that provides this. By utilizing print, Twitter and Facebook posts students will become aware of your free sample, coupon or discounted offer. The package includes distribution on campus or at your location.

Classifieds

Reach your target audience by placing your classified ad on the Gonzaga Bulletin Online. To increase your reach, bundle your online ad with a printed classified in the weekly newspaper.

Native Advertising/Sponsored Content

The GU Bulldog Blog is Gonzaga’s Blog for entertainment, interviews and everything else.

Audio Spots

The Gonzaga Bulletin Online produces weekly podcasts during the academic year covering sports and news topics. Your audio spot will be featured during the thirty minute podcasts. Podcasts also available through the iTunes store and SoundCloud allowing easy access on computers, tablets and mobile devices.

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