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It
will soon be time for a new play production at Lincoln College. Students will perform their rendition of “Trojan Women,”
directed by Professor Kenneth Kendall. The play is a Greek tragedy.
The play will be presented Feb. 13-16 at 7:30
p.m. in the
Johnston Center for Performing Arts. There will also be a performance Feb. 17
at 2 p.m.
The set, shown here, was designed by Mike Frost, shop foreman and
graduate of the theater program at Lincoln College, and Martin Holden,
professor of theater. The set was built primarily by Frost and Holden,
with help from the students in the program. According to Frost, this set
is the largest any of the current theater faculty have ever seen on
the LC campus.
Photo by
Derek Hurley
(Click on image for larger version.)
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Louie
Rodriguez of
the New
Bedford
Forestry
Department
cuts a
fallen tree
at the
intersection
of Rotch and Maple
streets in New
Bedford,
Mass., on
Friday after heavy
snow and
winds from a
storm. Snow
began
falling
across the
Northeast on
Friday,
ushering in
what was
predicted to
be a huge,
possibly
historic
blizzard and
sending
residents
scurrying to
stock up on
food and gas
up their
cars. The
storm could
dump 1 to 3
feet of snow
from New
York City to
Boston and
beyond.
AP
photo by
Peter
Pereira
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CLOSE UP:
Feb. 9
Electronics
recycling, HSLC chili and soup, jazz concert, 'It's
All About Love!,'
Republican city primary
notices, state treasurer and I-Cash, writing group, Feb. 9 celebrations, Bowling for Books, chicken
noodle lunch, Red Cross Heroes Breakfast, Abe's birthday in Mount Pulaski,
absentee and early voting, Polar Plunge
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National
 Behemoth storm drops 2 feet of
snow on Northeast
Politics,
Government & Elections
 Liberal in domestic issues,
Obama a hawk on war
International
 Flaws found in US missile
shield
ODD & Extraordinary
 Kids rewarded for good manners
at Wash. restaurant
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In
this June 4, 1945, file photo, President Harry Truman, left, is
presented with a bronze statue by sculptor Felix de Weldon,
center, and Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal at the
White House in Washington. The sculpture, depicting five Marines
and a Navy Corpsman raising the flag on the island of Iwo Jima,
was inspired by a photo taken by Rosenthal on Feb. 23, 1945. The
original 12 1/2-foot-tall statue created by de Weldon soon after
Rosenthal took his picture in 1945 is being auctioned Feb. 22 in New York.
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Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts
 Original
Iwo Jima
monument coming
to NYC auction
 NBC
pulls
'Do No Harm'
after 2 low-rated
episodes
Grammy Watch
 Black
Keys ready
for Grammys
with 5 nominations
 Davis
gala
'bittersweet' year
after Houston death
Fashion
 Posen,
Kors share
the 'Runway' at
NY Fashion Week
 Nautical
but nice:
Gaultier opens
Rotterdam show
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Area Restaurant Menus
Chopsticks
Guzzardo's Italian Villa
Mr. Lincoln's
On The Green
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Friday, Feb. 8:
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City approves further
research into federal dollars for Oglesby bridge
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Lincoln police warn
of possible cellphone scam going on in this area
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Youngsters walk through
aviation history at Heritage In Flight Museum
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Mount Pulaski Courthouse
celebrates Abe on Saturday
Marketing assistance
loans and loan deficiency payments continued for the 2013 crop
year
Lincoln Land Health
Information Exchange launches website
Department of Insurance
warns consumers not to purchase home warranty service from
Arkidus Home Protection
Police reports
Railers earn top seed in regional; Rochester, Glenbrook South
come to Roy S. Anderson Gym this weekend
By Justin Tierney
Lady Toppers take regional
Lincoln Swish win
Hopedale tournament
St. Teresa High School senior signs with LCU volleyball
Mayfield's Mutterings: Illinois shocks No.
1 Hoosiers!
By Jeff
Mayfield
AP news
Thursday, Feb. 7
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Monday, Feb. 4
Saturday, Feb. 2
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Mayfield's
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