Arts
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Without stages or studios, students and professors grapple to adjust
Katie Cantrell and Meg Edwards Transcript correspondents kmcantre@owu.edu mmedward@owu.edu Remote teaching may work well for some disciplines at Ohio Wesleyan,…
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A classic myth becomes OWU’s spring play
Hailey De La Vara Arts and Entertainment Editor hhdelava@owu.edu With Eurydice’s production, Ohio Wesleyan’s theatre department is bringing a post-modern…
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Comparative literature launches new era of technology
Meg Edwards Transcript Correspondent mmedward@owu.edu Balloons, glow bracelets and colorful flashing rings last night brightened Sturges Hall to celebrate the…
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OWU professor’s novel honored again
Alex Emerson Transcript Correspondent aaemerso@owu.edu An award-winning, Civil War era-novel about a boy’s search for his father led by a…
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A Review: Chamber orchestra celebrates
By Alex Riess Transcript Correspondent What was originally an hour-long piece written for a ballet in 1910, was transformed into…
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NY Arts celebrates 50 years of the arts
By Katie Cantrell Transcript Correspondent One of Ohio Wesleyan’s signature student opportunities is celebrating its golden anniversary this year. The…
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Sparks Fly During the Iron Pour
By Sarah Bunch Transcript Correspondent Sparks flew on Friday as a 400-pound ladle filled with molten iron was poured into…
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One Acts! Performed in December
By Elenya Stephani Transcript Correspondent Theatre majors will come together on Dec. 6 and 7 to put on a production,…
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