Left in a drawer for several years, a song was written from the eyes of a bitter and jaded prostitute working to earn a living in the old-west. The prostitute sang of a thousand cowboys passing through her county, and what makes one man any different. That very song was transformed into director and [...]
With resonant crescendos and sweeping arpeggios echoing through Russell Auditorium, the Georgia College Wind Symphony performed its “Tributes” concert on March 7 and 8 with director Cliff Towner conducting the musicians. Seven arrangements were performed by the students, who have been practicing since the beginning of the school year. In particular, a piece titled “Chasm” [...]
Everything you want to know about relationships but are too afraid to ask Humming in unison, four shadowy figures are individually illuminated by spotlight. The humming slowly develops into a satirical version of Adam and Eve, God’s model for relationships between a man and a woman. Audience members giggle as, to their surprise, the actors [...]
Assistant photo editor Scott Carranza reveals the worst movies that hit theaters last year – it’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it Oscar season: one of my favorite times of the year. A time in which talented men and women congregate for one night to celebrate the “best of the best.” Whether [...]
Getting into character is probably the most challenging, yet rewarding, part of being an actor. Delving into the psyche of a character filled with pain, joy or hatred helps the actor understand all realms of personality. But sometimes the character an actor is asked to portray is one’s self. Senior theater and psychology major Zach [...]
Freshman forward Austin Card participated in a practice game against other members of the men’s basketball team on Wednesday, Oct. 17, at Bobcat Madness in the Centennial Center. Hundreds of students showed off their Bobcat pride at the annual Bobcat Madness last Wednesday. With a good turnout and school spirit to boot, this year’s rally [...]
