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Lesser known local theatre group shines in spotlight

One of the lesser known community theatre groups in the Athens area is Athens Little Playhouse (ALPs). The theatre features predominantly child actors and occasionally University students. Five University students are performing in the ALPs upcoming production, “Belles on their Toes.” The play is a sequel to the play the company performed last spring, “Cheaper [...]

Lesser known local theatre group shines in spotlight

One of the lesser known community theatre groups in the Athens area is Athens Little Playhouse (ALPs). The theatre features predominantly child actors and occasionally University students. Five University students are performing in the ALPs upcoming production, “Belles on their Toes.” The play is a sequel to the play the company performed last spring, “Cheaper [...]

John Leguizamo brings Latino culture to town

Although the Hispanic population is the largest minority on campus, there has been very little Latin representation in campus activities. But tonight, University Union is presenting a night of comedy from a seasoned Latino actor and comedian, John Leguizamo. Leguizamo was born in Bogota, Colombia, immigrated to the United States at the age of 4 [...]

John Leguizamo brings Latino culture to town

Although the Hispanic population is the largest minority on campus, there has been very little Latin representation in campus activities. But tonight, University Union is presenting a night of comedy from a seasoned Latino actor and comedian, John Leguizamo. Leguizamo was born in Bogota, Colombia, immigrated to the United States at the age of 4 [...]

Blood donors to get drained

Looking to legitimize missing class during the last week of school? There are four blood drives this week on campus, three of which are taking place this afternoon. The fourth will be held on Wednesday. Janet Jarrett, donor recruitment representative of the Athens division of the American Red Cross Center, said the collectors need at [...]

Residents ride bikes to work

Want to help the environment, save some money, lose weight and fight terrorism in one easy step? The second annual Bike to Work Day, sponsored by Bike Athens, departs from all sides of the city and surrounding areas Tuesday to promote alternative transportation. Tony Eubanks, a volunteer with Bike Athens, said the organization is not [...]

Prof debuts piece

A University professor’s students will step out of the classroom and onto the stage to show off his work tonight. Roger Vogel, a professor of music, is premiering his new piece, “Concerto for Trumpets and Winds,” which will be performed by the University’s top musicians — the Wind Symphony. The piece highlights a trumpet section, [...]

Stanford professor shares views on literature

Students will have two opportunities this week to hear literary commentary by a Stanford professor. Herbert Lindenberger, a critic of literature written in English, French and German, will speak today and tomorrow expressing his different views of written works. HERBERT LINDENBERGER What: “Border Crossings: Toward a Theory of Modernist Arts.” When & Where: Today at [...]

Men suit up for Boybutante

Beautiful men dressed up as shimmering, sequined James Bond characters can only mean its time for the annual Boybutante Ball. The week’s events are coming to a close with the big finale, the Boybutante Drag Show, “00-Diva.” All participants are encouraged to dress in spirit of the theme, including James Bond and Bond-girl costumes. The [...]

Seniors perform ‘Giselle’ as exit performance

Seniors studying dance performance will say goodbye in this weekend’s performances of “Giselle.” The famous ballet was performed at the University last year for the spring exit piece as well. However, director Joan Buttram said she updated this year’s performance so that it is not an exact replica of previous shows and that this will [...]

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