Office by Alex Penny
Stories, photos, videos, and other great stuff from and by USF students about what's going on in The Arts at USF.
Don’t miss your chance to graduate with friends! RSVP this Friday!
RSVP Online (http://www.arts.usf.edu/forms/graduat…) Or By Phone: (813) 974-3660
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USF College of The Arts
2012-2013 Graduation Celebration
and Awards Presentation
Featuring Selected Performances by Graduating Students
Friday, May 3rd, at 4:15 PM
in USF Theatre 1
Reception to follow Ceremony
Dear graduating student or recent graduate,
You are cordially invited to participate in one of the most important and popular traditions of the College of The Arts — Graduation Celebration 2013! This is your opportunity to be recognized for all your hard work and achievements, and to celebrate one of the most important moments of your life. This event will feature awards presentations, performances/presentations by graduating students, and individual recognition of all our graduates. A reception will follow.
If you graduated during the past year (Summer & Fall 2012) or will be graduating this semester (Spring 2013) with a degree in Architecture, Art, Art History, Dance, Music or Theatre, this is your special event. Your friends and family are also invited to attend.
Video by Candace Kaw.
Graduating College of the Arts students, thank your friends, family, teachers and classmates this Thursday!
Please spread the word.
Graduating College of the Arts students -
DO NOT miss your chance to RSVP to GRADUATION CELEBRATION on April 26. Guaranteed you’ll go out with a BANG!
In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) is still going on April 17-20 at 8 PM & April 21 at 3 PM.
Prepare to be electrified.
Let’s celebrate!
The UnBULLievable Race Makes a Stop at the School of Music
The UnBULLievable Race is a fun-filled race full of twists and turns.Teams of two will be given a set of clues and tasks, then sent out scouring the campus to successfully solve them. Run, walk or use the Bull Runner to explore all that is beautiful about the University of South Florida campus.
One of those clues led contestants to the School of Music, where they raced to figure out how to play “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” on the iPad App, Bebop. (Getting any flashbacks from Touch?) Once they were able to successfully play the tune, they received a sticker which indicated that they had finished the challenge.
Of course, not all students are musical savants, so the contestants had help from members of the Sigma Alpha Iota Professional Women’s Fraternity, a organization whose mission is to “give musical help and sing in the community.” It is obvious that the organization is committed to their mission. One member says, “Whenever the School of Music asks for help, as long as we can do it, we’re here.”
Kudos to all the contestants and the ladies of Sigma Alpha Iota for their part in the activity. As well as the unBULLievable Race for putting the School of Music on the map—literally!
In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play) Official Trailer by Candace Kaw.
Play opens tonight at 8 PM, USF Theatre 2. Make sure to come out! It’ll be an electrifying experience.
(Source: youtube.com)
In the Next Room (The Vibrator Play)
“In this dram-edy set late in the Victorian age, a new medical device is developed to calm women with “hysteria.” It has quite a stimulating effect when used in the home offices of Dr. Givings. As he pioneers an intimate new therapy, his young wife becomes determined to investigate the experiments.”
The play opens April 11th! Make sure you come out. This is one performance you do not want to miss.
