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  • Benefit Concert to Help Hurricane Victims

    December 2, 2005

    Shand Band做厙惇蹋apps baseball coach and a popular Montecito musician are teaming up in hopes of helping families affected by Hurricane Katrina. Rob Crawford and Bobby Shand will present One Family at a Time, a special benefit show with The Shand Band at SOhO, 1221 State St., Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door for $20, children half price. All proceeds will benefit the relief effort. Doors open at 5 p.m.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app's First Annual Christmas Festival Sells Out

    December 1, 2005

    Tickets are no longer available for the First Annual 做厙惇蹋app Christmas Festival, Saturday, Dec. 10 at First Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara. However, seating is still available for the performance, Friday, Dec. 9 at 做厙惇蹋apps Murchison Gym.

    The celebration is titled The Word Made Flesh and is presented by 做厙惇蹋apps music, art and theater departments. It is directed by Michael Shasberger, Adams professor of music and worship.

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  • Renowned Playwright Creates New Work Through Student Collaboration

    November 30, 2005

    A group of 做厙惇蹋app students is getting a unique opportunity to work with an internationally acclaimed playwright, crafting a new production students will eventually perform in February. The 做厙惇蹋app Theater Arts department has commissioned playwright Erik Ehn to develop a new play as part of his ongoing Saint Play series.

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  • C.S. Lewis' Wardrobe Goes on Display

    November 30, 2005

    Movers will be packing up a special 做厙惇蹋app wardrobe this week for a brief engagement at the Cerritos Library in hopes of inspiring youngsters to read. 做厙惇蹋apps wardrobe was once owned by C.S. Lewis and closely matches the description of the one in his book, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

    The Chronicles of Narnia, the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe hits the big screen, Friday, Dec. 9. 做厙惇蹋apps wardrobe was featured in this months National Geographic.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Celebrates the Christmas Season

    November 23, 2005

    Hundreds of students, alumni and neighbors donning mittens and scarves will celebrate the start of the Christmas season at the fourth annual Christmas Tree Lighting on 做厙惇蹋apps Kerrwood Lawn next week. The 70-foot redwood tree on the lawn will come aglow at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 30.

    Santa Claus will stop by for free pictures with kids inside Kerrwood hall. Warm apple cider and cookies will also be available.

    做厙惇蹋app alumni are invited to mingle in the presidents office at 4:30 p.m. before the tree lighting ceremony.

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  • Concert Features Wind Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra

    November 17, 2005

    做厙惇蹋apps Wind Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra will present a joint concert this week on campus. The free, public concert will be Friday, Nov. 18, at Deane Chapel, 8 p.m.

    The wind ensemble will be under the direction of new 做厙惇蹋app music instructor Paul Mori. The 20-piece large ensemble is made up of brass, woodwind and percussion players. The large ensemble will feature compositions such as Ode to Greensleeves and Alfred Reeds Russian Christmas Music. Trio and quartets from the ensemble will perform pieces by classic masters, such as Debussy and Mozart.

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  • Former 做厙惇蹋app President Roger Voskuyl Dies

    November 11, 2005

    Roger VoskuylRoger Voskuyl, who served as president of 做厙惇蹋app from 1950 to 1968, died Nov. 9 in Santa Barbara at the age of 95. The Harvard-educated chemist, who participated in the Manhattan Project during World War II, led 做厙惇蹋app during a crucial time in its history.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Chemistry Students Hope to Create Future Scientists

    November 4, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app is hoping the allure of slime and liquid nitrogen ice cream will get youngsters interested in science. The colleges chemistry students recently held a Family Science Night at 做厙惇蹋app with another event scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 9, from 7-8:30 p.m.

    About 35 fifth grade students and their parents came to the first event and made dry ice balloons, methane bubbles and explosions along with slime and ice cream.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Hosts Grad School Fair

    November 1, 2005

    Representatives from at least 29 graduate programs from around the country will be taking part in 做厙惇蹋apps annual Graduate School & Seminary Day Fair. The fair will be held from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. on the Magnolia Lawn. In case of inclement weather, the event will move to the Kerr Student Center.

    Representatives will speak to students and alums about what their programs have to offer.

    For more information, contact Carrie Rydman-Hanley in the career and life planning office at (805)565-7333. For directions to campus, visit the college Web site at www.westmont.edu.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Welcomes Internationally Acclaimed California Artist

    October 31, 2005

    做厙惇蹋apps Reynolds Gallery will display the works of California painter R. Kenton Nelson beginning next month in an exhibition titled Narrative Idealism. The free exhibit runs Nov. 10-Dec. 16 at the gallery, which is open to the public Wednesday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

    There will also be a public opening reception and book signing with the artist, Thursday, Nov. 10, from 4-6 p.m. A new large-scale painting will be premiered at the opening reception.

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  • Professor Explores Sermon on the Mount

    October 31, 2005

    President Abraham Lincolns greatest speech wasnt the Gettysburg Address, it was his Sermon on the Mount. Thats the belief of Ronald C. White, professor at San Francisco Theological Seminary. White will discuss the topic as part of 做厙惇蹋apps Erasmus Lecture series, Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 3:30 p.m. at Hieronymus Lounge. The lecture is titled, Abraham Lincolns Sermon on the Mount: The Second Inaugural Address.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Trustees Welcome New Member

    October 31, 2005

    Patty Martin of Woodside, Calif., has been installed as the newest member of the 做厙惇蹋app Board of Trustees. Martin, 56, is a certified spiritual director and teaches classes at Menlo Park Presbyterian Church in spiritual formation.

    I think 做厙惇蹋app has a great balance of encouraging critical Christian thinking without being legalistic, she says, and looking at the whole person in terms of growing to become God-like within whatever realm God calls you to.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Theater Season Begins with a Focus on Shakespeare

    October 27, 2005

    The 做厙惇蹋app theater season opens next week, Friday, Nov. 4, with Shakespeares achingly beautiful history play King Richard II at Santa Barbara Trinity Episcopal Church. It is the first in a yearlong season of events that centers on contemporary, international approaches to Shakespeares plays.

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  • Lecture Explores Politics and Faith

    October 26, 2005

    Politics and religion will mix at a lecture in downtown Santa Barbara next week. The 做厙惇蹋app Downtown Conversation will include several local community leaders of different faiths and focus on the interactions and conflicts between faith and politics in our community. It will be held, Thursday, Nov. 3, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m, at the University Club, 1332 Santa Barbara St.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Welcomes Fall With Choral Festival Concert

    October 17, 2005

    Three local high school choirs will join voices with singers from 做厙惇蹋app later this month for the Fall Choral Festival Concert. The concert is Friday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m., at Trinity Episcopal Church, 1500 State St. Adams Professor of Music and Worship Michael Shasberger will direct guest choirs from San Marcos, Paso Robles, and San Luis Obispo High Schools. The concert will also feature the 做厙惇蹋app Choir and Chamber Singers. The evening will include a cameo appearance by the guest high school choirs and will conclude in a mass choir presentation.

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  • Donors Give $3.3 Million for the Liberal Arts and Scholarships

    October 17, 2005

    Two separate estate gifts totaling $3.3 million will help endow student scholarships and the Institute for the Liberal Arts at 做厙惇蹋app. In its sixth year, the institute explores and promotes liberal arts education, which offers knowledge in a broad range of subjects as well as skills students need to succeed at work and in life.

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  • Gaede to Step Down as 做厙惇蹋app President

    October 17, 2005

    Stan Gaede做厙惇蹋app President Stan D. Gaede announced he will conclude his presidency at the end of the academic year in June. He has served as the colleges president since July 2001. Previously, he was provost, the top academic officer, for five years. The 58-year old will return to Gordon College in Wenham, Mass., where he joined the faculty in 1974 and became provost in 1993.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Wins Computer Science Research Grant

    October 13, 2005

    The National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected 做厙惇蹋app to receive a
    prestigious $178,000 grant for computer science research over two years. The NSFs
    Cyber Trust Program will fund the 做厙惇蹋app project, Survivable, Adaptive and
    Scalable Distributed Systems. NSF expects to fund fewer than 50 of the 487
    proposals it reviewed this year.
    Its exciting for such a small college like 做厙惇蹋app to receive this award, says
    Kim Kihlstrom, associate professor of computer science, Although other 做厙惇蹋app

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  • Erasmus Lecture Focuses on Civil War Era Poetry

    October 6, 2005

    A specialist in 19th century British cultural and literary studies will deliver a lecture at 做厙惇蹋app next month. Associate Professor of English at U.C. Davis Catherine Robson will speak in Hieronymus Lounge, Monday, Oct. 24, at 7 p.m as part of 做厙惇蹋apps Erasmus Lecture Series. Her lecture is entitled Memorization and Memorialization: Poetry and the Burial of Heroes.

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  • Video to Link Community with Hurricane Victims

    October 6, 2005

    Local residents will soon be able to connect with about 40 victims of Hurricanes
    Katrina and Rita. 做厙惇蹋app Head Baseball Coach Rob Crawford will arrive in Santa
    Barbara, Saturday, Oct. 1, after returning to the Gulf Coast for a week. He spent
    several days videotaping and interviewing the evacuees who he and 21 other local
    volunteers got to know in September.
    Theres so many gaps, Crawford said. I hope that Santa Barbara will respond to
    this. Ill show the video and hopefully get some sponsorships. We now need to

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  • Lewis and Clark and Wilderness Medicine

    September 29, 2005

    San Diego author and physician David Peck will present a slide show and lecture on his book, Or Perish in the Attempt: Wilderness Medicine in the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 7 p.m. Oct. 6 in Hieronymus Lounge in Kerrwood Hall on 做厙惇蹋apps upper campus.

    Peck has turned his love of the outdoors, history and medicine into a book that details the expedition with wit, explaining that embarking into the wilderness of the 1700s with few medical supplies or medicines was tantamount to suicide.

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  • Healing Racism's Hurts: Memory and Mourning

    September 29, 2005

    Princeton Professor Albert Raboteau will speak on Healing the Wounds of Racism: The Role of Memory and Mourning 4 p.m. Oct. 2 in Hieronymus Lounge in Kerrwood Hall on the upper 做厙惇蹋app campus.

    The lecture, sponsored by the Erasmus Society, is free and open to the public.

    Raboteau, the Henry W. Putnam professor of religion at Princeton, will discuss the ongoing effects of racism upon the nation and will suggest that Americans are still struggling to come to terms with the history of slavery and the racial hatred sowed by slavery.

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  • Lecture Series Reveals Christianity on a Global Scale

    September 29, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app will focus on the global presence of Christianity by hosting speakers from India and West Papua, Indonesia, this October. The college launched the lecture series, World Christianity and Global Encounters of the 21st Century, in 2002. The goal is to learn how Christian movements affect relationships between rival ethnic and religious groups in the non-Western world.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Launches Program to Aid Underserved Students

    September 28, 2005

    Thanks to a $50,000 matching grant, the Institute for the Liberal Arts at 做厙惇蹋app will reach out to underserved students this fall through an innovative Liberal Arts Ambassadors program. The collaborative project between 做厙惇蹋app and the University of La Verne involves college students from underserved groups engaging with prospective students in junior high and high schools.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app to Host the 10th Annual Santa Barbara Christian College Fair

    September 28, 2005

    This important college fair is part of a national program which brings information regarding over 30 regional and national Christian colleges to high school students and their parents. A successful event in the Tri-Counties and across the country, this event offers the opportunity for prospective students and their families to meet with college representatives and attend a financial aid session.

    Date of the fair: Tuesday, October 4th

    At: Montecito Covenant Church

    From: 6:00pm to 8:30pm.

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  • Lecture to Uncover the Creativity Behind Producing a Shakespeare Play

    September 26, 2005

    Two 做厙惇蹋app theater arts professors will offer their creative insight and discuss the artistic choices involved in staging a Shakespearean play. John Blondell and Mitchell Thomas will host the opening 2005-2006 做厙惇蹋app Downtown Conversation, Thursday, Oct. 6, at 5:30 p.m. at the University Club, 1332 Santa Barbara St. The lecture is entitled: Sad Stories of the Death of Kings: Approaches to Staging Shakespeares King Richard II.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Coach Reconnects with Hurricane Victims

    September 26, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app Head Baseball Coach Rob Crawford is returning to the hurricane ravaged Gulf Coast this week to help 16 families who were forced to evacuate. Crawford is following up with about 40 people he and other local residents helped on a trip earlier this month. Crawford hopes to take the victims shopping for food and clothes with money donated from the Santa Barbara community. Crawford is concentrating his efforts on the families that 21 local volunteers relocated to hotels where they are being allowed to stay for 30 days.

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  • Volunteers Wrap Up Relief Efforts

    September 16, 2005

    Local volunteers are heading back to Santa Barbara after working the past several days in Louisiana and Texas aiding victims of Hurricane Katrina. Twenty-one volunteers from Hope Community Church, 做厙惇蹋app and the community worked through the day Wednesday, Sept. 14, in Houston before driving back to the West Coast. The group is expected to arrive in Santa Barbara Friday night, Sept. 16, at about 6 p.m. They left 做厙惇蹋app last Saturday morning and arrived in Shreveport early Monday morning.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Embraces Day of Caring

    September 16, 2005

    More than 90 volunteers from 做厙惇蹋app will put on sunscreen and work gloves Saturday morning. Theyll spend the day volunteering at several charitable organizations in Santa Barbara County as part of United Ways Day of Caring. More than a thousand people are expected to take part in the county-wide effort, painting, gardening and sorting for over 40 charitable organizations. Last year, 做厙惇蹋app sent a team of 52 people. This year, thanks to a huge student response, 做厙惇蹋app is expecting 93 volunteers.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Awards Two Students for Their Commitment to Diversity

    September 9, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app has honored two students with the Intercultural Leadership Award for the 2005-06 academic year. Jamie Gates and Gloria Tebelman will each receive a $3,700 award for their work on campus diversity.

    做厙惇蹋app established the award to develop and encourage student leaders who are committed to promoting diversity on campus. Applicants are required to encourage student interest, support and participation in intercultural activities. They must also organize an original intercultural campus activity.

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  • Students Unveil Ground-Breaking Research Projects

    September 8, 2005

    A 做厙惇蹋app professor and a student researcher may be closing in on a cure for rheumatoid arthritis. Dr. Eileen McMahon has discovered a strain of mice that spontaneously develops arthritis after about 50 days of age and may represent a new model of rheumatoid arthritis. Student Joel Wilcox will present some of the findings as part of A Celebration of Student Research at 做厙惇蹋app, this Thursday, Sept. 8, from 4-6 p.m. at the Founders Dining Room.

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  • Local Relief Effort Shifts Into High Gear

    September 8, 2005

    Santa Barbara crews will soon begin loading up supplies in preparation for a week-long hurricane relief effort in northwest Louisiana. A team of about 17 local volunteers will be leaving from 做厙惇蹋apps Murchison Gym early Saturday morning.

    Volunteers are expected to arrive in Shreveport, La., Sunday, and will work in area shelters and a distribution center to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Launches Program to Aid Underserved Students

    September 5, 2005

    Thanks to a $50,000 matching grant, the Institute for the Liberal Arts at 做厙惇蹋app will reach out to underserved students this fall through an innovative Liberal Arts Ambassadors program. The collaborative project between 做厙惇蹋app and the University of La Verne involves college students from underserved groups engaging with prospective students in junior high and high schools.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Welcomes Record-Breaking Class of '09

    August 30, 2005

    They arrived with boxes, pillows, computers and probably some anxiety. For many of these teens, its their first time living away from home. About 340 first-year students representing the Class of 2009 have begun their 做厙惇蹋app career. The fall 2005 orientation kicked off Thursday, Aug. 25, as students arrived with their parents and unloaded their belongings into the residence halls.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Continues to Score High in National Ranking

    August 22, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app has once again been listed among the nations top liberal arts colleges in the most recent U.S. News & World Report rankings, which were recently released.

    U.S. News moved 做厙惇蹋app into the first tier with a ranking of 104th. The numeric rank puts 做厙惇蹋app in the top half of schools in each of 10 categories. 做厙惇蹋app is just one of two ranked members of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities.

    做厙惇蹋app moved into the second tier from the third tier in 2003.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Professor Delves into the Appeal of Cults

    August 16, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app sociology professor Ron Enroth is no stranger to some of the worlds most unusual religions. In fact, hes appeared on numerous television and radio broadcasts, including NBC Nightly News and Oprah as an expert cult consultant. Enroth penned, Youth, Brainwashing and the Extremist Cults six months before the Jonestown massacre in 1978, the mass suicide that put the word cult on the map. He warned of other dangerous religions before the tragedies in Waco and with Heavens Gate. In 1982, he received the Leo J.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Students Spread Hope to Sri Lanka's Tsunami Orphans

    August 3, 2005

    Several 做厙惇蹋app students have returned home following a trip to Sri Lanka to help children who lost their parents in the December 2004 tsunami. Four 做厙惇蹋app students joined Professor Thomas Jayawardene and his wife, Jasmine, on the month-long summer service trip. The group left July 3 to meet a team of 14 to serve with the Jayawardenes The Children of Joy. The organization is founding a new home for about a dozen orphaned children. Its also set up a childrens center to provide food, clothing, medical care and school needs to 150 kids.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Students Enjoy a Summer of Intercultural Service

    July 26, 2005

    More than three dozen 做厙惇蹋app students are returning to the United States after spending a month of their
    summer serving overseas. Different groups visited Tanzania, Rwanda and Indonesia. Meantime, three teams remain in Guatemala, Russia and Sri Lanka. The students have been involved in building classrooms, teaching English and serving at orphanages.

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  • 做厙惇蹋app Art Students Receive $10,700 Grant for Stations of the Life of Christ

    June 21, 2005

    Students in 做厙惇蹋apps art department have received a $10,700 Worship Renewal grant from the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship in Grand Rapids, Mich., for a project titled Stations of the Life of Christ.

    Students will create a series of 14 images interpreting moments in Christs life that speak to 做厙惇蹋apps identity as a Christian liberal arts college.

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  • Artists Interpret 'The Power of Word'

    May 9, 2005

    The Power of WORD, a theme show judged by Art Historian Richard West, will be on exhibit May 19 through June 30 in Reynolds Gallery. An independent curator, West is the former director of both the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and the Frye Museum in Seattle. An artists reception, open to the public, is 4-6 p.m. May 19 in the college Art Center, on the lower 做厙惇蹋app campus.

    English Professor Marilyn McEntyre will give a lecture, Loving Words, in conjunction with the exhibition at 4 p.m., May 19 in the Art Center room 101.

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  • 'Painted Faith' Wins Design Award

    May 9, 2005
    做厙惇蹋apps Reynolds Gallery took second place in the 25th annual American Association of Museums (AAM) Publications Design Competition. Art Instructor Scott Anderson designed the exhibition poster Painted Faith. He also created The Art of Education exhibition catalog for the faculty show, which received an honorable mention.
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  • Lecture Reflects on No.1 Ladies Detective Agency

    April 18, 2005

    The next 做厙惇蹋app Downtown Conversation, Simplicity, Wonder and Wisdom: Reflections on Alexander McCall Smiths No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, by 做厙惇蹋app Provost Shirley Mullen begins at 5:30 p.m. May 3 at the University Club, 1332 Santa Barbara St. The event is free and open to the public. No reservations are necessary.

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  • Musicians Showcase Instrumental Virtuosity

    April 8, 2005

    做厙惇蹋app musicians will showcase their skills at the spring concert for the Wind Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra at 8 p.m. April 29 in Deane Chapel on the lower campus. Admission is free and the concert is open to the public.

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