Said its too bad but its a its ok to saymaga you cannot watch the rest of this program on our website. We take you to a discussion would mark the oneyear University Anniversary of the u. S. Leaving afghanistan and life since the taliban took control. Welcome to this mornings event, which will be recorded. It is my great pleasure to introduce the dean of the elliott school, who has some comments. Thank you. Welcome and thanks for being able to join us for what will be a sober and thoughtful reflection over the last year since the fall of kabul. It has not been a story with an outcome that anybody would hope for. I think we will hear from our speakers today, who have a perspective directly linked to what happened when youre ago and the end of the collapse of the former government afghanistan. They will give us some answers to how the government questions have come to the foray, how the talibans ruling afghanistan, what happened for women and girls. This is one day after the anniversary o
I actually left the Loyal High School after my freshman year because the school of the arts was opening up and from the school of the arts, i was encouraged to go to act, the Summer Training Congress where i saw professional talent, and after i graduated from college, i auditioned for act and became an act graduate, and started my own theater company. And even to this day, we actually when we are called upon, we go and support school of the arts. And having a center at civic center is essential to the training because you need that energy and the collaboration and the students need to see the professional artists do what they do to in order to be inspired and to have careers of their own and i am very proud to say that i still stay in contact with some of the students at school of the arts that i corrected and raised another son and one young man, Rodney Jackson is on broad way tour for the more, the book of mormon, and he signed is own theater company. And so it is the kind of energy
Neighborhoods in our city to participate in the art that we created in this school and we also collaborate with the professional working artists who could have dreamed and the people at act and the new center and judy and ruth, at the San Francisco, and the museum and all of the architects and all of the engineers and each the members of the local, have strengthened not only the Art Curriculum but also the academic day, and through the vision of our artist and superintendent carranza, who by the way played in the pit on Opening Night of 42nd street, we hope that they do it again for spamalot we will be able to connect and collaborate even more deeply with the greatest arts providers of the world and we look forward to moving downtown. Just think of what could happen if we are located at the art of the center arts corridor. I dream of it every night. Just think about what can happen with the students from every school, come to this arts corridor to our school to pair up with zapa and th
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