The Harbinger

September 19, 2005

 

REMINDER

New Art Show at Frohring

The Frohring Art Center is hosting "Fissures: New Paintings" by Matthew Kolodziej running through October 12.  Kolodziej will be available for a Gallery Talk and Reception from 5 - 8 PM on Thursday, September 22.

Kolodziej is a Visual Artist and Assistant Professor of Art at the Myers School of Art at the University of Akron.  A central theme of his work is the transitory quality of space and perception, using images of architecture and landscape to explore the presence of change.

The Frohring Art Center Gallery is open Monday through Friday from 9 AM until 4 PM.  The reception and gallery are free and open to the public.

Updates from the Theater Department

-- During the Fall Break this semester, the Theater Department will be taking a trip to Toronto.  The tour will be seeing several theatre shows while we are there, and the departtment would like to open this up to the whole campus, if anyone is interested.  A tentative cost is being set at $250, and there will be a sign up sheet on Rick Hyde's office door in Bates Hall if you're interested.  If you have any questions about the trip, please contact Professor Hyde.

-- There will be a costume sale on October 7 from 6-9 PM and October 8 from 11-4 PM in Drury Hall. Costumes and hats that are no longer needed will be for sale.  Come check out some of our great deals!

-- The Theater Department is proud to announce that fall main stage performance is going to be A Doll House by Henrik Ibsen, and will be performed October 27-29 at 7:30 each night. Tickets for students, faculty and staff are free with an ID.  Friday will be an "International Night", aimed at bringing students and staff together who have different backgrounds and come from different cultures.  There will be a discussion after the show that night and everyone is encouraged to attend!

-- The department is also taking a group of students to Toronto in the Spring 3-week, on a trip entitled Empty Spaces.  This is open to the whole campus and will fulfill a distribution requirement for fine arts. The group will be seeing different theatre performances and comparing the types of theatre spaces we see.  Any questions, please see Rick Hyde.  Cost of the trip and further information will be coming shortly.

Athletics Update

The men’s soccer team, now 2-4 overall, played in the Heidelberg tournament in Tiffin, OH. They lost the first game to host Heidelberg 2-0, before coming back to win the second game 1-0 over Alma (MI). This week the Terriers host Lake Erie on September 21st and Wabash in the teams NCAC Conference opener on September 24th.

The women’s soccer team, now 1-5-1 overall, lost to Wilmington over the weekend 6-0 and John Carroll 3-1 on Monday.   Junior Lauren Manfrass (Garrettsville, OH/Walsh Jesuit/Florida Atlantic), pictured, scored the Terriers' lone goal, her fourth of the season.  They travel to Heidelberg on September 24th.

The volleyball team, now 11-2 overall, beat Kalamazoo (3-1), Calvin (3-0), and Alma (3-0) over the weekend. The Terriers also lost to Hope (3-0) over the weekend as they took part in the Wittenberg Battle of the Border Tournament. For her outstanding play from the Libero position Junior Jill Howard (Fairborn, OH/Fairborn) was named to the All-Tournament Team. The Terriers host John Carroll on September 21st, before traveling to Waynesburg on September 23rd and 24th.

The football team, now 0-3 overall, lost to Westminster 38-7 over the weekend. Hiram has an off week this week.

The cross country both cross country teams competed this weekend. The men competed as individuals over the weekend at the Penn-State Behrend Invitational. The women competed as a team in the Penn State- Behrend Invitational and placed 6th out of 14 teams. Both teams are in action on September 22nd as they host Lake Erie College.