‘Measure For Measure’ delivers laughs
The main characters in William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure” deal with both internal and external conflict surrounded by their own greed, virtues and indicative morals.
Cool cats’ gig entertains audience
The sound of bass, drums, and organ reverberated throughout Morgan Auditorium, getting the audience to clap their hands in unison last Friday.
‘Natural Subjects’ found in exhibit
As viewers walk into Harris Gallery’s latest exhibit, “Natural Subjects,” they approach with an insect-sized point-of-view on human-sized wooden sculptures and framed microphotography of flora.
Scripps’ ‘Best Kept Secret’ exposed
The Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery at Scripps College showcased “Best Kept Secret: The Scripps College Ceramic Collection” at the American Museum of Ceramic Art, or AMOCA, from Jan. 11 to March 30.
La Verne Idol begins audition process
Singing in front of judges for the first time may not be the easiest thing to do, but for University of La Verne students, it was a chance to test their skills at the La Verne Idol auditions.
ArtReach reaches limit with media
More than 250 high school students had the opportunity to present their artwork at the third annual ArtReach exhibition, “The Art of Pop Culture,” on March 7.