Spring Break
The darkened theater slowly fills with light one night when senior Natalie Scarlett slips in through the partially closed double doors and flips the switch. She moves into the space where light, sets, actors and of course drama will soon whirl about at her beck and call. (0) comments
While students transition back to assignments and tests, the voice department's faculty will take on a test of their own. Eden Simmons, Melissa Osmond and Karl Schmidt perform their own recital tonight at 8 p.m. in Markel Auditorium. A couple summers ago they visited Shenandoah University to take part in Contemporary Commercial Music, a vocal seminar, in order to learn how to teach commercial music like Broadway and jazz. (0) comments
Inside a Habana Gold cigar box, a plastic toy cow poses atop two foam blocks, casting its shadow against a night sky as it looks down upon crayons and other children's toys. Or so it seems. In actuality, the bedtime-themed piece, "Night Night Cow," is only an optical illusion. (0) comments
When bassist Alex Linebrink '08 woke on Jan. 6, he never expected to see his college band's debut album nestled between Elvis and the Killers on Amazon.com's top sellers. But "Seraphim," the album Hillsdale's The Eastern Gate (formerly Seraphim) produced last summer, peaked that day as No. (1) comment
