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I’ve been hard-pressed to find a book that grabbed me like Red Clocks did, and despite my hopes of finding Alissa Nutting’s Unclean Jobs for Women and Girls under my parent’s tree, it did not appear. I think the […]
I’ve been hard-pressed to find a book that grabbed me like Red Clocks did, and despite my hopes of finding Alissa Nutting’s Unclean Jobs for Women and Girls under my parent’s tree, it did not appear. I think the […]
Buddy Holly, born Charles Hardin Holly, singer-songwriter and record producer, widely-known for several hit tunes including “That’ll Be the Day” and “Peggy Sue,” died at age 23. Ritchie Valens, born Richard Steven Valenzuela, […]
In spring 2019, the WKU Department of Music will celebrate 24 years of PRISM and enjoy a well-deserved presence at the state KMEA conference. The University Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Paul Hondorp, […]
Fifty years ago, HAIR was the first rock musical to light up Broadway. Dreaming of the “Age of Aquarius” and a world that would “Let the Sun Shine In,” a group of young people offered […]
October’s calendar of events is as crammed as a kid’s bag of candy following an evening of non-stop trick-or-treating! Aside from the library’s typical lineup of monthly offerings, ranging from a new infant/toddler signs and […]
by Martha Madison Beginning this month across the U.S. in 125+ cities, the Moscow Ballet will audition student dancers ages 6 to 18 for ancillary rolls performing side by side with the full Russian […]
by Martha Madison There is a myth among those of us whose destiny it is to be a dancer that even if your life’s path will not provide the resources you need to pursue the […]
The conclusion of the school year signifies the arrival of the annual summer reading program, and this year’s theme promises to be particularly NOTEworthy! WCPL’s newly dubbed “Summer Celebration of Music” will include activities from […]
by Martha Madison In the very early years of the Dance Arts School, I began to realize that not all teachers of dance place an emphasis on preserving the integrity of the art form. I […]
Dance on the hill is nothing short of exceptional yet again this season. As the only institution in Kentucky accredited by the National Association of Schools of Dance, Western Kentucky boasts a number of talented […]
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