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Horoscopes of the week
By Rosa Ostrom
Aries: March 21 – April 19
The sunshine should be encouraging your creative juices to flow. Grab some chalk, take to the Heart, and spread the love.
Taurus: April 20 – May 20
While the quizzes in your Monday class are usually a piece of cake, next week’s will surprise you. Hit the books BEFORE checking out Marmon house — you wo [...]
All aspects of theater combine to bri...
By Simon Levine
The Earlham theatre department’s production of “Othello: The Moor of Venice” fires on all cylinders, giving a vibrant, and affecting performance of William Shakespeare’s tragedy about jealousy and prejudice.
Guest Theatre Director Lynn Perkins-Socey, who also designed the sound, uses a score of resonating bells, which compleme [...]
Seniors communicate magic, meaning vi...
By Mamus Ngeseyan
The Senior Art Exhibition in the galleries of Runyan Center and Lilly Library displays artwork diverse both in meaning and medium, after senior art majors developed unique projects for others to scrutinize and admire.
Each art major’s display serves as a comprehensive gauge of experiences both at Earlham and beyond it. F [...]
Drumaddix brings rhythm to Richmond
By Gabriel Middaugh
Percussion beats reverberated off the walls in the Civic Hall Performing Arts Center during the Drumaddix performance last Thursday, April 8. Groups from Earlham College, Test Middle School and Richmond High School performed at the event.
“What’s so great is the diversity of the music itself,” said Terry Bett [...]
ETC’s ‘No Exit’ tak...
Photos by Abby Kathan
Last Sunday, Earlham Theatre Company (ETC) gathered in the Hancock Room for an evening
presentation of “No Exit,” a play written by Jean-Paul Sartre that debuted in 1944.
The play involves three recently deceased humans joined by a valet who introduces them to Hell,
which is depicted as a windowless living room with on [...]
Music, from rockabilly to space vikin...
By Sasha Benderly-Kraft
In Richmond
Every Friday and Saturday:
Live busic at “E” Street Pub. The “E” Street Pub continues its tradition of shows every weekend. Fridays tend to be folk oriented, Saturdays are usually rock and/or metal. May 1 will be a special benefit show for education. 21+, free most Fridays, $3 most Saturdays. 9 p.m. most Fr [...]
‘Othello’ opens with gues...
By Mamus Ngeseyan
This evening, an eclectic cast of a guest actor, students, Earlham faculty and members of the Richmond community will come together to present the Earlham Theatre Company’s (ETC) production of “Othello, the Moor of Venice” in Wilkinson Theatre. Guest Actor Kyle Haden stars as Othello.
Director Lynne Perkins- Socey describes [...]
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