University Theatre at Angelo State University will present the wickedly funny comedy "Bright Ideas" for its fall dinner theatre production, beginning Thursday, Dec. 2, in the ASU Modular Theatre inside the Carr Education-Fine Arts (EFA) Building at 2602 Dena Drive.
Show times will be at 8 p.m. Dec. 2-4 with the doors opening for dinner service at 6:45 p.m. There will also be a 2 p.m. Sunday matinee on Dec. 5 with the doors opening for dinner service at 12:45 p.m.
MARGATE NOW announces artists, partners and projects for Sunken Ecologies
Sadie Hennessy, Sunken Ecologies, 2021.
MARGATE
.-MARGATE NOW announces the artists, partners and projects for the 2021 Sunken Ecologies festival programme curated by Anna Colin, with permanent commissions by Nicolas Deshayes, Lindsey Mendick and Olu Ogunnaike, and commissions for the festival duration by headline artists Ama Josephine Budge, Adam Chodzko, Kim Conway, Sonia Overall, Christina Peake, Shamica Ruddock, Holly Slingsby, Francesca Ter-Berg and Sara Trillo. Sunken Ecologies takes on the human-made natural environment, centering on the Sunken Garden, a public park in the Westbrook area of Margate, designed and landscaped in the 1930s.
Apprentice biology teacher says covid pandemic has made her more passionate about teaching
Sarah Chambers, 28, is the very first apprentice teacher to qualify from the University of Sunderland
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An apprentice biology teacher has said the covid pandemic has made her more passionate about teaching as she begins her career on Teesside.
High school senior, freshman stay resilient through year of lost essential school experiences
High school senior and freshman offer perspectives of year during pandemic
A senior and freshman at Mt. Si High School reflect on a year of remote learning and essential experiences lost during the pandemic.
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. - The pandemic has disrupted our lives, in ways we never imagined. It’s scrapped so many of life’s biggest events including weddings, reunions, and family trips.
Many of our kids are feeling cheated too. Especially those in high school, stripped of school activities, sports, and most importantly, memories.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, seniors this year can’t take part in the things that make their last year of high school so special. And many freshmen have started high school and never actually been inside the building.