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Augustana College Offers a First-Rate Exploration of Truth: "Rashomon"
Written By: Administrator
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2003-10-29 00:00:00
What is truth? This is an age-old question, pondered by millions of people over the centuries. According to the story of Rashomon, truth lies in the eye of the beholder. As the wigmaker in the story says, “People see what they want to see, and say what they want to hear.” Unlike many other treatments of the question of truth, Rashomon does not expose truth as absolute; it explores truth as a constantly shifting abstract idea, based solely on the perceptions of humans.
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Written By: Administrator
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2003-10-29 00:00:00
What is truth? This is an age-old question, pondered by millions of people over the centuries. According to the story of Rashomon, truth lies in the eye of the beholder. As the wigmaker in the story says, “People see what they want to see, and say what they want to hear.” Unlike many other treatments of the question of truth, Rashomon does not expose truth as absolute; it explores truth as a constantly shifting abstract idea, based solely on the perceptions of humans.
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“The Quad Cities Ought to Be Our Laboratory”
Written By: Administrator
Section: News/Features
Category: Feature Stories
2003-08-06 00:00:00
The office of Steve Bahls, the new president of Augustana College, is filled with images of Themis, the goddess of Justice. That’s no surprise, because Bahls came to Augustana after nine years as dean of the Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio.
At the end of an interview last week, Bahls showed off one particular image: a print of Justice by Pieter Bruegel the Elder from the 16th Century. In it, Themis – blindfolded and holding her scales – is surrounded by all manner of bad behavior, including torture. “She has no idea what’s going on,” he said of Themis.
Bahls wants to ensure that the same can’t be said of Augustana College, the private Lutheran liberal-arts college in Rock Island. The new president, who replaced retiring President Thomas Tredway on July 1, is committed to making Augustana College, its faculty, and its 2,200 students active participants and leaders in the community. There will be no Augustana ivory tower on his watch.
Bahls’ tenure at the Capital University law school, also a Lutheran institution, suggests that he’ll stay true to that vision.
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Written By: Administrator
Section: News/Features
Category: Feature Stories
2003-08-06 00:00:00
The office of Steve Bahls, the new president of Augustana College, is filled with images of Themis, the goddess of Justice. That’s no surprise, because Bahls came to Augustana after nine years as dean of the Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio.
At the end of an interview last week, Bahls showed off one particular image: a print of Justice by Pieter Bruegel the Elder from the 16th Century. In it, Themis – blindfolded and holding her scales – is surrounded by all manner of bad behavior, including torture. “She has no idea what’s going on,” he said of Themis.
Bahls wants to ensure that the same can’t be said of Augustana College, the private Lutheran liberal-arts college in Rock Island. The new president, who replaced retiring President Thomas Tredway on July 1, is committed to making Augustana College, its faculty, and its 2,200 students active participants and leaders in the community. There will be no Augustana ivory tower on his watch.
Bahls’ tenure at the Capital University law school, also a Lutheran institution, suggests that he’ll stay true to that vision.
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Breast Cancer Gets Busted in One-Woman Show
Written By: Jeff Ignatius
Section: Theatre
Category: Feature Stories
2003-04-30 00:00:00
When Nancy Heerens-Knudson was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1985, her son – who was in kindergarten at the time – thought she was in the hospital for an elbow problem. He didn’t know about the breast cancer until he was in sixth grade.
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Written By: Jeff Ignatius
Section: Theatre
Category: Feature Stories
2003-04-30 00:00:00
When Nancy Heerens-Knudson was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1985, her son – who was in kindergarten at the time – thought she was in the hospital for an elbow problem. He didn’t know about the breast cancer until he was in sixth grade.
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New Ground's Production of "Spinning Into Butter" Effective and Provocative
Written By: Administrator
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2002-09-11 00:00:00
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Written By: Administrator
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2002-09-11 00:00:00
If there’s a show that will make people question their thoughts and ideas about racism, it’s Spinning Into Butter, continuing this weekend at Augustana College in a production by New Ground Theatre.
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New Ground Theatre Spinning Into Success
Written By: Administrator
Section: Theatre
Category: Feature Stories
2002-08-28 00:00:00
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Written By: Administrator
Section: Theatre
Category: Feature Stories
2002-08-28 00:00:00
Even though the organization has only staged two plays in its first year, New Ground Theatre chooses to measure success by quality more than quantity. And New Ground has been rising after being started last year by a woman with an idea and funding from local organizations.
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