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by Karen Kholer The break between Halloween and Thanksgiving often forms a bit of an awkward in between where many are ready to celebrate Christmas while others vehemently oppose this idea. There is a lot of media specifically associated with Halloween and Christmas but less for this time period. So here are some things to…
Virginia Watercolor Society Brightens Up Olin
Written by Jordan Hanson From Sept. 9 through Oct. 7, 2018, Roanoke College is hosting the Virginia Watercolor Society’s 39th Annual Exhibition, every day from 1−4 p.m. 98 watercolor paintings, chosen from over 400 submissions, fill the walls of both the Smoyer and Olin galleries. “The most amazing part of this year’s exhibition is that…
Golden Globers Gawk at Gesticulating Gervais’ Grandiloquence
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Anyone who loves Stephen Sondheim as much as I do can make a list of his several musicals. The revues of Sondheim’s work have been a mix of concerts that had runs on Broadway, and new shows that included previously cut music put together around a new plot, such as “Marry…
