SCC’S MODERN TAKE ON “MACBETH” SCC took on an ambitious execution of William Shakespeare’s renowned tragedy “Macbeth” this month, and the entire theater was held under its sinister spell. Directed by SCC drama professor Debra Pralle, “Macbeth” tells the story […]
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A&E Calendar – Vol 54 Issue 10, March 15, 2019
Instrumental Juries 10:30-11:45 a.m., March 19; Rm. 818 (Music Building) Hard work pays off — and you can witness this age-old mantra take on a musical context when SCC’s instrumental music students unite for one last showcase before the quarter […]
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“APOLLO 11” CAPTURES HUMANITY OF MOON LANDING Every so often, a truly remarkable piece of cinema will capture lightning in a bottle. Such is the case with “Apollo 11” — a film that is not just a documentary, but an […]
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“MACBETH” WILL STRUT AND FRET ITS HOUR UPON SCC’S STAGE This month, history will be made as “Macbeth” becomes the first William Shakespeare work ever to be performed at SCC. Penned by the legendary playwright at the beginning of the […]
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Japanese Winter Festival 3-5 p.m., March 5; Quiet Dining Room Join the festivities as the Japanese Culture Club celebrates three famous January, February and March-based festivals from Japan. Seijin-no-hi, or “Coming of Age Day,” honors those who have turned 20 […]
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NEAR MISSES IN OSCAR HISTORY Oscar season has come and gone, and with it, films have won and lost. The event of one’s favorite movie losing by a hair to a less worthy picture has had spectators in fits since […]
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ADD SPICE TO YOUR DAY LESS THAN TWO HOURS AWAY The season of love doesn’t end on Feb. 14 — at these romantic spots, you and your significant other can turn any day into Valentine’s Day. Snoqualmie Falls Just as […]
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FIFTEEN ROMANCE FILMS THAT TRANSCEND TIME Perhaps no medium can personify love quite like the world of movies. In 1896, audiences witnessed one of the first motion pictures ever screened — an 18-second long film depicting a man and woman […]
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COMMERCIAL ART: THEN AND NOW In a word dominated by digital design, can the pen still be mightier than the sword? Commercial art, defined as any artwork that is used in advertising, can be produced using two major styles of […]
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CIVIL RIGHTS: THE PERSONAL EXPERIENCE Sometimes it only takes one voice to speak for thousands. That is what a performance called “The Right to Dream” achieves, as it sends audiences back in time to the Civil Rights Movement — a […]
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