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Science and Fun
Stephens’ Biology 181 class, led by Lois Bichler and other Natural Sciences faculty, traveled to Reis Biological Station in Steeleville, Mo., on Oct. 1-2, for a weekend of science and fun. While canoeing the Huzzah River, students collected data from the river on flow rate, pH, temperature and other factors that will be compiled into a report during class.
Those who attended were: Jamie Andes, Rebecca Brannon, Hephy Eniade, Paryn Freeman, Sela Freuler*, Jasmine Harris, Dina Kaissi, Brianna Leahy, Davielle McCoy, Emma Montgomery, Michelle Niewald, Kim Politte*, Elizabeth Porter*, Audrey Poyer, Tess Rice, D’Erikka Shaeffer, Cristina Stanley, Megan White, Chanecka Williams. Those not pictured are denoted with an asterisk.
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Faculty Showings
Monica McMurry, dean of the School of Design and Fashion, and Bill Helvey, adjunct art instructor, showed their artwork in the Boone County Art Show on Oct. 9-10 during Artrageous Weekend in downtown Columbia. The show featured 300 works of art by Boone County residents and Columbia Art League members.
Monica’s piece, “Helter Skelter,” won third place in fibers and was selected to be part of the Boone County Bank show that runs through Oct. 30.
Bill entered and exhibited his artwork in two juried shows: “Summer VWs” oil painting (professional painting category), Boone County Art Show, Boone County Bank; and “Smokey Mountains” silver gelatin fine art photograph (professional division), Visions Annual Photography Show, Landmark Bank.
In addition, Dan Scott, adjunct instructor and curator of the Davis Art Gallery, is exhibiting his artwork at two juried exhibitions through October:
- Two paintings at “Room With A View,” Art St. Louis (From 144 artworks submitted by 83 artists, jurors selected 46 works by 36 artists for the exhibition.)
- Two paintings at “The Artful Palette,” Foundry Art Centre in St. Charles, Mo. (Also of note, Dan’s painting “Kudzu” was selected to appear on the invitation postcard.)
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Upcoming
Events
Outside of Walls
Oct. 22-Dec. 10
10 a.m-3 p.m. Monday through Friday and by appointment. Opening reception: 4-6 p.m., Oct. 22
Davis Art Gallery
Douglass Freed and John Louder pair together to feature their unique perspectives on the landscape painting genre.
Free and open to the public.
All My Sons
7:30 p.m., Oct. 22–23, 29–30;
2 p.m. Sunday matinee, Oct. 24
Macklanburg Playhouse
One of the greatest American dramas! This impressive play received the Drama Critics Award and helped to establish Arthur Miller among the first post-war playwrights. The Keller family is the center of this story that focuses on the father, Joe Keller, and the shop he ran to produce airplane parts during World War II . To tell much more about the plot of this play would destroy the electrifying conclusion, but an evening spent witnessing an Arthur Miller play is always a gift to any theatre-goer.
Fee: $3, Stephens student, $6 Stephens employee; $12 general, $6 student/senior
Contact: Box Office, x4199
Warehouse Theatre Costume and Vintage Sale
12-4 p.m., Oct. 23; Warehouse Theatre
The Warehouse Theatre is selling old costumes and vintage clothing for everyone's Halloween needs! Proceeds to benefit True North, a local women's shelter, the Stephens Costume Shop and the Warehouse Theatre Company's carpet campaign.
Free and open to the public.
Contact: Kaitie Huffman, (573) 286-3613
Safe Trick-or-Treat
7-9 p.m., Oct. 26; Kimball Ballroom of LRW
The public is invited to bring their children to Stephens College for Mortar Board's annual safe trick-or-treating event. Various game and craft stations will be available.
Free and open to the public.
Contact: Jordan Lilienthal
Stephens Volleyball vs. Westminster
7 p.m., Oct. 26; Silverthorne Arena
Stephens Volleyball at Columbia College
7 p.m., Oct. 27; Silverthorne Arena
Bach's Lunch
12:30 p.m., Oct. 28; Historic Senior Hall Recital Hall
Stephens students perform a variety of short musical showcases. A great way to spend your lunch hour!
Free and open to the public.
Contact: Box Office, x4199
The Back-to-School Issue—A Collegiate Wardrobe
Through Dec. 19
noon-3 p.m. Saturday-Sunday and 5:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday
Historic Costume Gallery, mezzanine floor of LRW
“The Back-to-School Issue—A Collegiate Wardrobe” is focused on the attire that young American women have worn to college throughout the decades.
Free and open to the public.
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