| Intergenerational Theatre Workshop Presents "Our Town" |
[03 May 2008|02:11pm] |
Theatre major Eryn London is directing "Our Town" as her senior thesis. The cast consists of Goucher students, and residents of Edenwald LifeCare home. The age range of the cast suits the play beautifully. They act in scenes that focus on love, death, and those minute little moments that might not be so little.
Performance Dates:
Friday, May 2 at 2PM at Goucher - in the Dunnock Theater
Sunday, May 4 at 2PM at Goucher - in the Dunnock Theater
Monday, May 5 at 7:30PM at Edenwald - in their new theater
Tickets are $3.
To order tickets call the box office 410-337-6512.
There is limited seating for Goucher students at the Edenwald performance. The Edenwald address is as follows:
800 Southerly Road
Towson, MD 21286
The cast (in order of appearance): Elsie Tyrala, Helen Engel, Betty Smalley, Steve Speicher, Dov Liverman, Sara Crounse, Michael Gutsgell, Vanessa Keen, Lily Smith, Kasey Quinn, Caye Slaymaker, Albert Mears, Cory Luquet, Sara Simpkins, and Meg Vidler
The crew:
Eryn London (director), Jay Gilman, Alex Lee, Angie Hagans, Jen Wolfman, Emily Hall, Lauren Saunders, Rob Rumburg, Joe Sklover, Stephen Polacek, Portia Cloud, Alisa Beverley, Laura Merrill, Sarah Weissman, Caye Slaymaker, Cory Luquet, Bill Miner, Alex Pape, Rebecca Schaeffer and Jen Schiller
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| Hey, film buffs! |
[24 Apr 2008|10:33am] |
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Goucher College Presents:
The Charles Guggenheim Documentary Film Festival!
Guggenheim was four-time Academy Award winner. He made movies on sensitive, and often controversial, topics. Some of his most famous films include Nine from Little Rock, The Johnstown Flood and Berga: Soldiers of War. See a display of clips from Guggenheim's movies and a panel of speakers about the importance of Guggenheim's work.
The panel of speakers includes:
Nsenga Burton, multimedia producer and professor of communications and media studies here at Goucher
Grace Guggenheim, producer and President of Guggenheim Productions Inc., as well as Charles Guggenheim's daughter
Anne Hornaday, film critic for The Washington Post
Michael Sragow, film critic and columnist for The Baltimore Sun
Sanford J. Ungar, president of Goucher College
The clips will be shown and panel will discuss on Wednesday, April 30 at 7:30 PM in Kelley Lecture Hall.
The event is free but tickets must be reserved through this number: 410-337-6333
On Saturday, May 3 at 1-3:30, there will be a showing of Guggenheim's Academy Award winning films in Van Meter B-10.
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| religion professors |
[17 Apr 2008|02:27pm] |
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does anyone have any experience with Kelly Brown Douglas, John Rose, or Steven DeCaroli? I'm looking for a religion professor to be on my thesis review board, but I haven't yet had the chance to take classes in the department, so I don't know anyone at all. I'm afraid of blindly emailing and winding up with someone horrific... thoughts on any of them, anyone?
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| Zombies on the front page of WaPo... |
[12 Apr 2008|02:05pm] |
... complete with an audio slide show.
Here's the story text.
I have to admit, it's kinda cool. It's even better that it's been exported to other campuses all over the country. How did that happen, exactly?
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| Goucher Humans Vs Zombies |
[07 Apr 2008|08:09pm] |
Hey everyone,
It's that time of the semester again... if anyone is interesting in playing this semester's HvZ game or just want information regarding the game, register at HvZSource.com.
Word,
Joe
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| Knitting |
[24 Mar 2008|12:20am] |
Hey, Goucher Knitters!
It's going to be that point in the semester soon when I could really use some stress relief, so I was thinking I should take advantage of this little post-break downtime to learn how to knit. If anyone is willing to teach me, I'll repay your kindness in beer/cookies/yarn.
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| Transfer |
[20 Mar 2008|11:29pm] |
I'm a Boston University freshman thinking about transferring to Goucher. I've gathered from previous posts that the school treats transfers pretty well, but I was wondering how transferring affects housing? Will I be placed in a crappy dorm because I'm a transfer? Also, can anyone tell me about the education program? At BU we have a school dedicated to teaching and you can major in it. I know at Goucher you major in the subject you want to teach, but I was wondering if anyone could give me more info?
Thanks,
Mollie
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| Digital Arts Contest -- $500 Prize |
[26 Feb 2008|04:41pm] |
This Friday, February 29th is the LAST DAY to submit your work to the 2008 Digital Arts Contest. There is a grand prize of $500.
All digital artwork is acceptable. Past entries have included LiveJournal icons, websites, digital photography collections, music videos, albums, computer games, desktop backgrounds, flash animations, posters and flyers for club events. Pieces are judged by a panel of local Digital Artists on their own merits, and not against one another.
Don't know if your work counts? Have a question about the Contest? Call (410-337-6066), email (ctlt@goucher.edu), or stop by our office in the Julia Rogers Library and ask!
Submit your entries here: http://www.goucher.edu/digitalarts
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| FREE SHOW! |
[07 Feb 2008|01:29pm] |
Through the Surface, to the Depths
Also Known As The Dalloway Project
8:00 PM on February 8, 9, and 10
(This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday)
In the Mildred Dunnock Theatre
In the Meyerhoff Arts Center
At Goucher College
In Baltimore.
Tickets are free! Reserve them by calling 410-337-6512.
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| Deer Population Issue |
[11 Dec 2007|03:11pm] |
Through facebook I received a link to the following link regarding a policy adopted recently by the school regarding the deer population.
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/goucherdeer/
This is the first thing I have heard of this going on, although as a recent alumni I hear little of what goes on mostly because I don't really pay too much attention to it. I'm wondering as a concerned party if anyone can bring some light onto this issue's truth/falsity and what is actually going on. I know Goucher's administration runs surveillance on this community perhaps they might have something to add. Considering the administration's response to student outcry in the past I doubt they would change tactics based on majority response if this is true, but they do care if I choose to give as an alumni, and I can contact the alumni organizations if it is.
The first step however is to get the facts, not the rumors. Can anyone direct me to an official announcement about this?
In closing I'd like to say that over my four years at Goucher the deer population problems did seem to grow worse, especially as more of the wooded areas were cut down to make space for parking lots in the back of the campus because funds were not available to construct the original two tiered parking lot near the current location of the T which was originally planned (as told to the student government of 2003). I however never gave them any problems and they never gave me any either. Where there any recent problems which gave rise to the need for extreme measures such as bringing guns onto campus? I don't know but I'd like to find out.
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| Missing Pants Ad |
[09 Dec 2007|03:29pm] |
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I know the subject line is silly. I had pants on a hanger with a shirt and jacket that I used for a show, and I cannot find the pants. They are gray, pinstriped and quite costly suit pants. I have searched everywhere in Meyerhoff and a few other places. They were kindly loaned to me as a prop. so I hope this doesn't look extremely materialistic.
Please let me know if you find them. Email me at sarah.weissman@goucher.edu .
Again, I know this is kinda funny but I would appreciate your help.
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| Seven Deadly Sins: A Naughty Night of Musical Theatre |
[06 Dec 2007|11:37pm] |
Seven Deadly Sins: A Naughty Night of Musical Theatre
Open Circle Theatre presents a musical revue with a wide variety of show tunes centering on the delicious pleasures of indulging your not-so-angelic side. Relax and enjoy the show before finals week - it's FREE of charge!
December 8 in the Dunnock (in Meyerhoff) at 8:00 PM
The cast of scintillating sinners (in order of appearance):
Amanda Bannon, Tara Kearney, Hilary Davis, Alyse Pollock, Dana Winkler, Lauren Saunders, Dana Catrambone, Meg Vidler, Melissa Tillery, Sara Crounse, Eryn London, Ben Lishner, Stephanie Yavelow, Kate Hammond, Sarah Noyovitz, Nate Hill, Emily Davies, Emily Tumbleson, Charlie Cohen, Colin Riley and Becky Bauer
The Band: Dan Barker, Rob DeVet and Pat Videau
Artistic Directors &Musical Director (respectively): Jon Rubin, Sarah Weissman, Jen Wolfman &Margaret Weinert
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| Digital Arts Showcase! $500 Prize! |
[30 Nov 2007|04:32pm] |
Attention students!
Did you do something AMAZING with technology this year? The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology invites you to submit your work to the 2008 Digital Arts Showcase, which will be held in the spring. You will have the chance to show off your work to peers, professors, parents and potential employers! The Digital Arts Showcase is an excellent opportunity to display your talents in graphic design or photo editing, animation, video editing, sound editing, programming, or web design to the entire community.
A group of local digital artists will award a $500 grand prize to the best non-course related multimedia project.
The deadline for academic projects is December 14th.
To enter:
1. Go to http://www.goucher.edu/digitalarts
2. Fill out the entry form
3. Send a copy of your project on CD or DVD to Sarah Kiley through campus mail. The CTLT can provide you with a CD or DVD for your project if necessary. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by email (ctlt@goucher.edu), phone (410-337-6066) or just stop by our office in the library! CTLT Staff
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[14 Nov 2007|08:19pm] |
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are you a girl?
do you wanna learn to KICK ASS?
WS 230 is hosting a women's only self defense course.
tommorow, 5-6, in the heubeck multi-purpose room.
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| Information Needed |
[12 Nov 2007|11:21pm] |
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Hey, everyone. I'm thinking of transferring to Goucher, and websites never give honest information. If you have any advice or information about the college, please tell me. I'm thinking of double majoring in Dance and English, but I'm also interested in Classical Studies and German.
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| "If you're going to drink, know what you're drinking. And know your limits." |
[09 Nov 2007|02:21pm] |
Maybe it's just me, but I find putting information about the caloric value of alcoholic drinks right inside a bathroom stall quite deplorable. Posting the information is not so much what I have a problem with, though using weight sensitivity to get your point across truly is the lowest of the low. I have a problem with the placement moreso. A bathroom stall, and the bathroom in general is not an appropriate place for that. Can we just keep that in mind for the future, please? I think a lot of people are pretty offended by it, judging by the comments on the paper itself.
I did not rip it down, nor did I write anything on it. I simply moved it out of the bathroom onto the wall outside.
I'm sure no offense or suggestion was intended. But in the future, I think it's highly important that those who put these fliers up think about the message they're sending first.
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| ATTENTION STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS! |
[07 Nov 2007|10:51pm] |
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want to support the continued relief efforts in New Orleans and get your nice, shiny photography onto some adoring stranger's wall all at the same time?
well, then submit your work to
Where the Lens Ends,
the second annual student photography auction for charity!
all photography submitted will be showcased in the Meyerhoff Gallery from November 26th through December 8th, and all proceeds from the auction will support the relief effort in New Orleans.
all photo submissions must be 8 x 10 black and white prints [darkroom only - no digital prints, please]. they must be spotted and presentable, but there's no need to worry about mounting them.
please drop your submissions in the boxes in the Arts Office in Meyerhoff (second floor, next to the elevator), or in the Hillel Lounge
by November 20th.
for more information, email:
melissa.weiss@goucher.edu, marlo.tersigni@goucher.edu, or rachel.stark@goucher.edu
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| goucher therapy |
[06 Nov 2007|10:30pm] |
has anyone here had any experiences with the therapists on campus that they'd would be willing to share?
i've never seen a therapist before, for anything, but i've known for a while now that i should at least try it. i guess i don't know what to expect from therapy in general, but specifically therapy at goucher.
any testimonies would really, really be appreciated. i know this is a personal question-- feel free to post anonymously?
thank you so much.
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| It's that time of the semester again... |
[04 Nov 2007|03:14pm] |
Okay. Here's one for the COM students:
Which do you guys think is a better course?
TV Drama Workshop (COM 189) or Studio TV Production (COM 207/THE207)?
Thanks!
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| CONCERT TICKETS |
[31 Oct 2007|01:54pm] |
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I HAVE 2 SAY ANYTHING TICKETS FOR THIS SATURDAY IN EMMITSBURG AND I CANT GO...
WHO WANTS THEM!!!!!!
LET ME KNOW ASAP! THANKS
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