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Tag Archives: Meadows School of the Arts
Calendar Highlights: Oct. 29, 2012
Piano and percussion: SMU’s Meadows School of Art invites you to the Faculty Artists and Alumni Series for piano performances by Catharine Lysinger and Alex McDonald. Lysinger is director of the Piano Preparatory Department in SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts; in … Continue reading
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Tagged 500 Days: Secrets and Lies in the Terror Wars, Alex McDonald, Andrés Díaz, Brian Jones, Caruth Auditorium, Catharine Lysinger, Community Engagement and Leadership Center, Community Service Day, Danica Patrick, Douglas Howard, Faculty and Student Artist Recital Series, Faculty Artist and Distinguished Alumni Recital Series, Friends of the SMU Libraries, Justin Cronin, Kurt Eichenwald, LEAD, Matt Albert, Meadows School of the Arts, PwC, SMU Athletic Forum, The New York Times, The Twelve, William J. O' Neil Lecture in Business Journalism
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Meadows Theatre explores Cloud Nine through Oct. 28, 2012
“Accepting people who are different and not dominating them or forcing them into particular social roles” is playwright Caryl Churchill’s message in her breakout 1979 work, Cloud Nine. SMU’s Meadows Theatre showcases that message in its second production of the season Oct. 24-28, … Continue reading
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Tagged Caryl Churchill, Cloud Nine, faculty news, James Crawford, Linda Blase, Meadows School of the Arts, Meadows Theatre, Steven Smith, student news, theatre season
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John McCaa to give 2012 Sammons Lecture in Media Ethics Oct. 24
Award-winning journalist John McCaa, longtime news anchor of WFAA-TV in Dallas, will give SMU’s 2012 Rosine Smith Sammons Lecture in Media Ethics presented by the Division of Journalism in the University’s Meadows School of the Arts. The event begins at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. … Continue reading
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Tagged free events, John McCaa, journalism, lecture programs, Meadows School of the Arts, Rosine Smith Sammons Lecture, visitors, WFAA-TV
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Calendar Highlights: Oct. 23, 2012
Happy Homecoming Week! Brown Bag Lecture: SMU’s Clements Center for Southwest Studies presents a 2012 Brown Bag Lecture that explores beer beyond the bar and focuses on the activities of the St. Louis brewers as an integral part of a … Continue reading
Calendar Highlights: Oct. 8, 2012
On this day 520 years ago: Happy Columbus Day! Today, we celebrate the journey of Christopher Columbus and his arrival in America on Oct. 12, 1942. Columbus Day became an official federal state holiday in 1937 and is celebrated on … Continue reading
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Tagged BIG EAST Conference, Columbus Day, Diego Velazquez: The Early Court Portraits, Fall Break, Friends of the SMU Libraries, Larry Palmer, Mark Leonard, Meadows Museum, Meadows School of the Arts, men's basketball, Moody Coliseum, Oldovini's Organ, Regis Philbin, Susan Orlean, Tate Distinguished Lecture Series
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SMU experts, organizations teach an electoral college in 2012
A host of Election 2012 events at SMU will offer opportunities for enlightenment, discussion and debate as election day approaches. Understand what makes presidents tick, analyze election issues and discuss the presidential debates at SMU events open to the community … Continue reading
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Tagged Cal Jillson, CAPE, Communication Studies, Continuing and Professional Education, continuing education, Dallas Morning News, Dedman College, economics, Election 2012, Godbey Lecture Series, John R. Hanny III, Matthew Wilson, Meadows School of the Arts, Nathan Balke, Perkins School of Theology, political science, presidential debates, Speech and Debate Program, Texas Faith Public Forum, Wayne Slater, William Lawrence, William McKenzie
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Meadows Theatre opens season with hymn to This Beautiful City
Meadows School of the Arts opens its 2012-13 theatre season with a play produced from interviews that explore issues leading up to, and after, the 2006 election, with a particular focus on faith and the evangelical movement. This Beautiful City will … Continue reading
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Tagged Blake Hackler, Greer Garson, Linda Blase, Meadows School of the Arts, Meadows Theatre, The Civilians, The New York Times, This Beautiful City
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Women’s health advocate Sandra Fluke to speak at SMU Sept. 24
Women’s health advocate Sandra Fluke — the Georgetown University law student Rush Limbaugh verbally attacked earlier this year for supporting contraception coverage in the Affordable Care Act — will be at SMU Monday, Sept. 24, 2012 to discuss “Economics and Equality: How Obstacles … Continue reading
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Tagged Beth Newman, Charles Curran, Dedman College, Dedman School of Law, Embrey Human Rights Program, endowed chairs, Karen Thomas, Ken Lambrecht, Linda Eads, Meadows School of the Arts, Planned Parenthood of North Texas, Provost's Office, Sandra Fluke, Women's and Gender Studies Program, women's health
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For the Record: Sept. 7, 2012
Annie Xiang, Physics, Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences, has received the U.S. Department of Energy Generic R&D award, a 3-year program (2012 to 2015) with a total funding of $202,500 to develop small-form-factor, high-reliability optical transmitters at the 120 Gbps range for … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Ingram, Annie Xiang, Art, awards and honors, Ben Gavish, Bezalel Gavish, Brian Zoltowski, Center for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, chemistry, Dedman College, Ed Biehl, Embrey Human Rights Program, English, faculty achievement, faculty news, Huffington Department of Earth Sciences, Information Technology and Operations Management, Lori Ann Stephens, Louis Jacobs, Meadows School of the Arts, Michael Corris, physics, Rick Halperin, risk management, TIPS
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Calendar Highlights: Sept. 6, 2012
A Taste of Tango: Break out your dancing shoes and join the Meadows Wind Ensemble for “A Night in Buenos Aires: A Celebration of Tango.” The program features numerous tango performances that are sure to dazzle and inspire you – … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Boulevard at SMU, Caruth Auditorium, Diego Velazquez: The Early Court Portraits, exhibits, Fred Wendorf Distinguished Lecture Series in Archaeology, Jeremy Sabloff, Latin American Heritage Month, McCord Auditorium, Meadows Museum, Meadows Opera Theatre, Meadows School of the Arts, Meadows Wind Ensemble, SMU Mustang football
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