Arts & Life Editor Erin Yarnall talks to Editor-in-Chief Matthew Paras and Digital Managing Editor Kirsten Onsgard about a DePaul student who has become the youngest to host the Laugh Factory’s top slot and upcoming concerts in Chicago.
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- April 21Here’s the Scoop: Lincoln Park ice cream shop back open for business
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- April 21The 40th Anniversary of the Chicago Latino Film Festival Transcends Countries and Languages Through Diverse Storytelling
![DePaul sophomore Greta Atilano helps a young Pretty Cool Ice Cream customer pick out an ice cream flavor on Friday, April 19, 2024. Its the perfect job for a college student,” Atilano said. “I started working here my freshman year. I always try to work for small businesses [and] putting back into the community. Of course, interacting with kids is a lot of fun too.](https://depauliaonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ONLINE_1-IceCream-1200x800.jpg)
