December 14, 2020
Building on the success of its online courses for alumni and friends last summer, Cornell’s Adult University (CAU) is offering winter online programming for adults and young people. CAU Winter Session: A Season to Study runs Dec. 28 through Feb. 5, 2021.
“As part of our ongoing effort to stay connected with alumni and other avid adult learners, CAU continues to charter new online territory and stretch the traditional boundaries of our educational programming,” said Lora Gruber-Hine, director of CAU, which is part of Cornell’s School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions (SCE).
CAU’s winter programs for adults, taught by Cornell faculty, include synchronous courses ranging from astronomy to wine, and asynchronous webinars with topics ranging from digital media to ancient military strategies. For youth ages 10-15, CAU is offering courses in cosmology, engineering and math, all taught by Cornell graduate students.
Marlon Williams Announces Seven New Dates For Nationwide Tour Annabel Kean / Photo credit: Justyn Rebecca / Friday 13th November, 2020 10:46AM
Marlon Williams tour has just had another seven dates added to the calendar. The 26-date March tour is spilling over into February and April, completely out grew Napier s MTG Theatre, and is bursting at the seams with six Tāmaki Makaurau nights in a row. Ōtautahi gets another show at the James Hay Theatre after the other two sold out, and a new Wellington date sees Williams double back to the capital s Opera House in early April. Deep inhale Arrowtown and Dunedin each get another evening with Marlon, giving fans another chance if they missed out last time, and those at the other end of the country have the unique opportunity to attend a new Leigh Sawmill show, where Williams will be joined by a few of his favourite musical buddies. Tickets for the just announced dates will go on sale midday next Wednesday the 18th of Nove
Interview: Marlon Williams Talks About His New Album With Kacy & Clayton + NZ Tour Annabel Kean / Photo credit: Janelle Wallace / Friday 11th December, 2020 10:37AM
Wash the sleep from your eyes and pop the kettle on, Christmas has come early and you’ve got a brand new
Marlon Williams album to listen to. Written and recorded in the wild Canadian tundra of Saskatoon,
Plastic Bouquet is Williams’ first collaborative album with Saskatchewan locals, folk artists and second cousins
Kacy & Clayton. Ten months on from releasing his multi-award winning sophomore album
Make Way For Love in 2018, Williams flew thousands of kilometres from a dry Ōtautahi summer to a sprawling white, negative 25° C landscape. The three hunkered down and each brought their own half-formed, home-spun songs to the table, with Williams drawing from sketches begun as far back as 2016, and tying in