SORORITY SISTERS: Delta Nu sisters comprise Elle’s “Greek Chorus,” members of her sorority who appear in her mind to counsel her and give her moral support.
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QUICK CHANGE: Elle Woods (Sarah Brodsky ’15) emerges from behind a crowd of Delta Nus wearing a new dress—perfect for her date with Warner (Kaelen Lynch ’17).
NOT SO PERFECT DATE: Elle and Warner appear happy on their date—right before Warner ends their relationship. Earlier that day, Elle had thought that Warner would use their date to propose and even bought a new pink dress to mark the occasion.
IMPROV TRIO: On Friday afternoon, three artists, Prof. Tom Hall (MUS, left), bassist Marty Ballou (left, back) and artist and musician Lennie Peterson (right) performed together, taking inspiration from each other’s work to create music and a portrait.
HITTING THE KEYNOTE: On Saturday, musician Milford Graves gave the keynote for the Improv Festival, telling personal stories.
GOING FOR THE VOLLEY: Jeff Cherkin ’17 reaches for a hit in the team’s 6-0 victory against Wheaton College this past Friday.
ATTACKING OPPORTUNITY: Smit Mahida ’18 dribbles the ball upcourt in BFC’s loss to Stallion and the Gals last Thursday. night.
Culture Change
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: James Barnaba spoke about the necessity of empowering African youth in order to promote real change.
Grady Ward ’16 and Sneha Walia ’15 helped monitor the discussion at the student forum on Thursday.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE: Hamlet (Raphael Stigliano ’18, center) delivers his famous speech while the scene’s supporting cast members (Ellie McKnight ’18, right, and Sara Kenney ’18) question their judgement, motives and feelings.
WELCOME TO SHAKESPEARE’S KITCHEN: Aaron Fischer ’15 (center), Barbara Spidle ’16 (left) and Samantha Levangie ’15 (right) acted out Shakespeare’s tragic play Titus Andronicus as if the ordeal took place on a cooking show.
WHAT AN AIRHEAD: Yongwoon Kim ’17 holds up the “head” of king Macbeth, who lost his head over the course of the players’ reenactment of Macbeth. Macbeth.
LUSCIOUS LOCKS: Juliet, played by Riely Allen ’18 (top) sits on Missy Kintish ’17. Allen’s discheveled wig added more comedy to the scene.
BRINGING IN THE TALENT: Prof. Judith Eisenberg (MUS) chooses and coordinates the MusicUnitedUs artists-in-residence every semester.
SHARP STARS: Prof. Sharon Bryan’s poetry addressed music, the Big Bang theory, how words get their meanings, dogs, the Shakers and biblical stories. The poems she read were from her book Sharp Stars.
TROUBLE: Prof. Mary Baine Campbell (ENG) read from her book Trouble; her selection included poems about global warming, love, marriage, the oldest species of fish, censorship, and philosopher Descartes.
DUO TAKES THE STAGE: On Sunday night, student-composed new music for cello and piano music filled Slosberg Music Center.
HOME HARDSHIPS: The Ladies in red, Nyah Macklin ’15 (on the right) and Oye Ehikhamhen ’17 (on the left) engage in a domestic struggle.
ACCUSATIONS FLY: The Lady in Yellow (Khadijah Sawyer ’18, left) and the Lady in Brown (LaShawn Simmons ’18, right) perform a scene about being diagnosed with HIV.
GRADUATION NIGHT: The Lady in Yellow (Khadijah Sawyer ’18, center) tells her friends about a party after her graduation.