Stories from the April 30, 2009, Print Edition
Art is imitating life in the Company's production of "Quills" this weekend. After six months of arguments with the University over the play's inclusion of nudity, the newest student theater organization on campus will produce the controversial 18th century play.
This Ted Stevens is from Omaha. He plays the guitar. He takes a conflicting stance on Dan Brown novels.
Steve Hilmy's electronic and computer music class will showcase their work Thursday, April 30 in Betts Theater, located on the ground floor of the Marvin Center. Hilmy turned Hatchet Arts onto a few good tracks.
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