Arts, Etc.
Public art exhibits result in controversy; artists entitled to freedom of expression
Since August, downtown Seattle's business district has been adorned with a series of stark banners, black on one side and white on the other. The 79 banners ask a series of questions about wealth and poverty, privilege and denial.
ULV music student sets sights on success
"I've been playing the piano since I was three," senior Giloh Morgan said. "I first started with the guitar, but it was too big, and it hurt my fingers."
Making Art
Senior Alfred Tan focuses on his subject during Joella Jean Mahoney's Drawing Techniques and Materials class.
Skillfull Portrayals Help Keep Theater Presentation Afloat
Romeo and Jeannette, Dailey Theatre's latest offering that was presented Dec. 1-5, is not the story of two sisters who take their sibling rivalry a step beyond to vie for the affections of the same gentleman.
Student Art Show
Joella Mahoney and President Emeritus Dr. Harold Fasnacht examine a piece of pottery created by an art student.
Sattiewhite Rids Obstacles to Find Success in Music, Theater Loves
"La Verne is what you make it, and I'm learning to make it a hell of a lot better for myself," said Renee Sattiewhite, a junior at the University of La Verne.