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Ithaca
College
Choice Cuts from "Saw III" to Be Shown
by Movie's Executive Producer
Fans of the horror film series “Saw” will
get a sneak peek at the latest installment on September
30. One of the movie’s executive producers--Ithaca
College graduate Daniel Heffner--will be showing clips
from “Saw III” in a special presentation.
The first two movies in the series have grossed some $250
million worldwide; the latest sequel will officially open
on Oct. 27, just in time for Halloween. Read
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Centenary
College
Centenary Camerata Invited to Sing at Carnegie
Hall
Centenary College’s Camerata has been invited to
sing at New York’s esteemed Carnegie Hall in February.
Camerata will join other invited choirs and the New York
City Chamber Orchestra to perform Francis Poulenc's Gloria
under the direction of renowned conductor Paul Oakley
as a part of Carnegie's elite Masterworks Series. Read
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McKendree
College
McKendree Invites Public to Tour New Center for
the Arts
McKendree College will showcase its new $10 million arts
center — The Russel E. and Fern M. Hettenhausen
Center for the Arts, on Sept. 20 at a community open house.
"The Center is a living testimony to the importance
and appreciation of the arts at McKendree and to the accomplishments
of its talented students—past, present and future,"
McKendree President Jim Dennis said. Read
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Fort
Lewis College
Climbing Expeditions Have Reached the Highest
Points on Four Continents
The Fort Lewis College Outdoor Pursuits climbing expedition
can check off two more continents in their quest to climb
the highest mountains in the world. The 10-member team
has successfully completed its climb of 19,563-foot Mount
Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. The successful
climb came just two weeks after the team conquered Europe's
highest mountain, Russia's 18,510-foot Mount Elbrus. Read
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Emory
and Henry College
25th Anniversary of the Appalachian Literary Festival
at Emory & Henry
Seventeen of the most revered writers from Appalachia
will unite at Emory & Henry Sept. 21-23 for a celebration
of the 25th anniversary of the Appalachian Literary Festival,
which many of these writers consider the single-most important
event for advancing the reputation and uniqueness of Appalachian
literature. Read
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Hardin-Simmons
University
HSU Hosts International Asteroid Search
Hardin-Simmons University is the site of a pilot program
in the search for new asteroids, the large boulders of
rock that orbit the Sun at an average distance of 300
million miles, three times the distance between Earth
and the Sun. Five high schools are participating in this
30-day pilot program (October 1-30, 2006). Four are located
in the United States and the fifth is in Poland.
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