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JCA presents Lyric Theatre and ‘Bali Dream’

The Jordan College of the Arts is gearing up to present a Lyric Theatre performance and “Bali Dream” at Butler University this weekend. Lyric Theatre is presenting its first performance of the semester. The student singers are participating in a night full of opera scenes. A 27-piece orchestra will back up fun and recognizable scenes

Wind Ensemble show proves to be a success

Lights dimming in Clowes Memorial Hall signify the beginning of a gripping musical performance. On Oct. 21, the Butler University Wind Ensemble delivered a moving concert filled with colorful pieces vastly different in nature, reminding the audience why music is such a beautiful art form. The program began with a composition called “Catstravaganza,” written by

Butler runs for local kids

Some Butler University students will don their Halloween costumes Friday to support the U.S. Dream Academy in Butler’s first ever 5k costume run. All proceeds from the event go directly to the U.S. Dream Academy. The U.S. Dream Academy is an organization that works to empower children from impoverished communities, helping them succeed in school

L.A. composer returns to Butler

==THIS STORY UPDATED OCT 24, 2012. The Wednesday BSO/Chorale rehearsal is now closed, due to miscommunication between JCA faculty and Clowes Memorial Hall== When one thinks of the life of a Hollywood film composer—a life full of long hours, cut-throat competition and almost constant rejection—it is hard to imagine a composer who is not jaded

CPA looking to add art workshops

The Council on Presidential Affairs is looking to spice things up by bringing art workshops to Butler University. The idea is still in the works, but it would involve workshops either on Butler’s campus or at Indianapolis art studios, such as the nearby Indianapolis Museum of Art, said Scott Nemeth, vice president of administration for

Students shine in showcase

There is far more to dance than tutu-clad ballerinas moving to the music of Swan Lake. Such stereotypes fail to represent the vast world of contemporary dance. Fortunately, Butler University students will prepare and perform a variety of pieces for their peers to expose the true, full nature of dance. Butler dance students are preparing

“Magical Mystery Tour” starts Dance Kaleidoscope season

Dance Kaleidoscope is journeying back to the days of groovy Beatles’ music and psychedelic costumes in its first show of the season. The opening production, “Magical Mystery Tour,” will kick off the season on Oct. 11. Dance Kaleidoscope is a local dance company that combines contemporary dance styles with ballet. Company offices are on campus

Equestrian Team making strides

Riders of all skill levels are encouraged to join the equestrian team. The Butler University equestrian team continues to accept new members as the team approaches its competitive season. The equestrian team competes through the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association and participates in competitions with regional colleges such as Purdue University and Ball State University. Butler

REVIEW | ‘Titus’ a chilling success

A figure is lying flat on the floor of the Lilly Hall Blackbox Theater, his eyes fixed on the ceiling. He rises, and his dark, heavily made-up eyes are illuminated as he walks through the audience and takes a seat on the back riser. He seems tired, old and gaunt. After a minute in the

REVIEW | Midwest offers variety of worthwhile excursions for students

St. Augustine said, “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.” As students, be inclined to read a few more pages by checking out these places for prospective trips around the Midwest. Fall Break is right around the corner, and many students are preparing to return home. For

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