She walks down the hallway and into the men’s restroom at Long Island University, where her classmates are gathered. They are all there for one thing. The outlets. After Hurricane Sandy hit the Long Island campus, there was a huge power outage. In order to contact their family and friends, the students had to use [...]
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Review: Spettacolo
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Posted in Arts & Entertainment, Featured A&E, Music, Student Life , Band, Billy Quach, Carl Wu, Clark, drums, Elyssium, emma barishman, James Darling, Jasper, Jeremy Deutsch, Kurt Doty, Kyle Gallardo, Michael Hernandez, Natalie Demarest, percussion, Plano Middle School, Saigling Elementary, Spettacolo, Stephen Lowry, Tyler Smith, Vines |
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The energy of Spettacolo might sneak up on the audience, but its power never dies throughout the entire show. The annual percussion show, whose name is Italian for “show,” features musicians of all levels—from elementary school students to parents. The show opens with quiet narration from percussion director Michael A. Hernandez. As the lights dim, [...]
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Posted in Arts & Entertainment, Featured A&E , Ann Macken, Chavis Hamilton, choir, Derrick Brookins, Doug Council, emma barishman, Madison Jones, Mitchell Montgomery, Music Corporation, Reid McDuff, review, ricky boyer, Tara Brown |
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Thursday night the Dr. Doyle Dean Performing Arts Center was alive with the sound of 20 of the most talented voices in town. It was the first night of the 34th annual SING concert, where Music Corporation put on a moving, professional show. Made up of 20 songs, the show embodied the feelings of family [...]
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Maelyn Schramm hadn’t expected to win the internship with the Dallas Morning News when she applied. But she had nothing to lose and everything to gain. Schramm walked into editors’ period that day, unaware that she was the new Dallas Morning News intern. Sponsor Terry Quinn was the one to tell her about her latest [...]
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Posted in Arts & Entertainment, Featured A&E, News, Student Life , Area, cam wenrich, emma barishman, haley bunnell, Katherine Imwalle, one act, Rob Mora, theatre |
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Determination and practice have paid off for the cast of the one-act play “The Cripple of Inishman,” who is advancing to Area after winning District alongside Flower Mound High School on April 3. Kicking Plano West High School and Marcus High School out of the competition last week, the nine actors will head to [...]
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Wildcat Tales: What made you want to run for SCP? Chris Picklesimer: As cliché as this may sound, I simply want to make a difference. Plano is such a great town, and Plano is the best school in the best town, so I feel that I should do my part to help out. On the [...]
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National competitions are in sight for members of the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) chapter. This past weekend, students attended a competition to try to advance to the state and national levels. The competition this weekend encompassed many events. There were emergency preparedness events as well as events about education and medical knowledge. Junior [...]
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Posted in Arts & Entertainment, Music, Profile, Student Life , David Gaschen, emma barishman, Leigh McGuill, Opera |
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Becoming an opera singer isn’t something Leigh McGuill ever thought she would be considering as a career. However, when her teacher, Broadway veteran David Gaschen tested her range and discovered how high McGuill could sing, she knew it was what she wanted. “I think she has a special gift that not everybody has,” [...]
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People don’t have time to keep up with things on the same schedule the networks air programs. That’s why there are now a variety of ways to watch television. “When I turn the TV on, I just watch whatever’s on,” senior Sara Bynum said. “Sometimes it’s Disney, or Logo. Really [...]
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Posted in Arts & Entertainment, Opinion, Top Stories , ansley hamilton, cam wenrich, Chavis Hamilton, Chicago, emma barishman, Mary Margaret Flaming, musical, play, review, show, Stephanie Jabri, Tara Brown, theatre |
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Chicago, the musical entailing the rise to fame of the wanna-be vaudeville star Roxie Hart, is being performed on the 12, 13, and 14 of January in the Dr. Doyle Dean Performing Arts Center. Getting a sneak peak at their dress rehearsal, I can definitely say that this is the best high school performed musical [...]
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