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Security cameras installed for continued safety
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22 Oct 2012
Posted by Colby Elliott Sophomore Fashion Design students are preparing for their big project. These aspiring designers have the task of creating a formal dress with historical influence. The completed garment will be judged in the jury selection in January to be apart of the annual spring fashion show. Currently the designers...
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Posted by Emily Mennemeier 530 pounds of chemicals, 48 pounds of fossil fuels and 1 ton of water are used to produce 1 computer. The US recycles less than 20% of its electronic waste. Most of the other 80% is dumped in countries like Ghana where they do not have laws like the US against electronic waste dumping. Residents in the U.S....
Read more → 19 Oct 2012
Posted by Emily Mennemeier Despite working 11.5 hours a day, the stage manager and stars of Disenchanted only became more enchanted with the musical as opening day neared. Stephens College theater department performed the Broadway Musical, Disenchanted: Bitches of the Kingdom, the last two weeks of September....
Read more → 18 Oct 2012
Posted by Kate Rudder Film buffs aren’t the only people anticipating this year’s Citizen Jane Film Festival. Many students of all different areas as well as a large portion of the community look forward to this film festival and will participate in some way this weekend. For the past five years, Stephens College has invited...
Read more → 17 Oct 2012
Posted by Holly Cook Stephens College students and faculty celebrate national breast cancer awareness month every year by continuing an educational program, "Breaking the Pattern". Fashion design majors design design and construct dresses inspired by Breast Cancer survivors. Visual communication students then design window...
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