‘Sweeney Todd’ opens Feb. 28
“This will be our first show since we upgraded the theatre with LED and motorized lights,” Marcus Roll said. “Our maintenance department built our steel chair, our 3-D design class is building 65 percent of our props and another art class is coming in to draw the set. It’s a wonderful way to work across departments.”
Patent examiner speaking March 11 on fear of failing
At the age of 18, just after high school, Park was jailed for being homeless in the French Quarter of New Orleans, then spent parts of the next year traveling on a Greyhound bus or hitchhiking and living in abandoned buildings.
SMC Art Gallery displays Fischer Dance video installation
“I worked hard and made a lot of strategic choices along the way. Small steps moving in the direction of things that interest and excite me and staying committed to that vision made Fischer Dance possible. Five years ago I wasn’t trying to go to grad school, I just wanted to make dances in South Bend, where I lived.”
SMC pins 23-member nursing class
Dean Rebecca Jellison of the School of Nursing and Health Services presented Joanne Hetrick-Roder of Kalamazoo with the Florence Nightingale Award, which embodies selflessness, compassion, thoughtfulness, team play, dependability, generosity and humility, as voted by her classmates.
