Walking through campus, a Husker is rarely sure of their future. Most of the time, theyâre trying to make decisions in the present â choosing how to study for upcoming exams, picking courses for next semester or realizing they need to declare their major soon â but the future of a University of Nebraska-Lincoln grad is vast, with nearly every field wide open for them to explore. Some choose to stay in college a few more years for medical or law school, some will find they wonât be using their majors in their careers and others will find themselves using their degrees as much as possible through marketing, capturing photographs and video clips or making music.
TORONTO The pandemic may prevent people from attending the annual holiday showcase at Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts in Scarborough, but the show will still go on – virtually. “We needed to do something for the kids so they would feel they have a reason and a purpose for coming to school,” Danielle Devereaux, the high school’s artistic director, said. Devereaux and other performing arts teachers decided in late October on how they can safely put on the showcase that has entertained the school community for more than 30 years while still adhering to Covid-19 guidelines. Over the course of three weeks, performing arts students worked on the production that includes singing, dancing and sketches. They worked with a professional videographer and editor who help produced the showcase that will streamed on the platform showTix4U.