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SUMMERWednesday, June 10, 2015 Volume 94, Issue 101 ESTABLISHED 1920 A daily independent student press serving the campus and surrounding community www.bgviews.com Award honors hard working staff Miracle Warriors Nominees are put in running for recognition

By Jasmine Burnett Reporter

Each month Bowling Green State University’s Classified Staff Council (CSC) wants to embrace and recognize the hard working staff. The Spirit of BG Award, shows appreciation for each qualified nominee for a month. Each nominee is nominated by another staff member who sees that individual going above and beyond in specific job duties. Chair of BG Firelands Spirit of BG Award, Deborah Carden said she is thankful people are put- ting in nominations. “I think we are some of the most hard workers on campus. This is just a little pat on the back to us, to let us know that people recognize our hard work. Its just very uplifting for us,” Carden said. The Spirit of BG Award was established on campus in June 2012. Every month the specific award is accepting nominees. Miracle children win big for Children’s Hospital, BGSU Once a specific staff member is nominated their nomination is By Holly Shively posted in campus updates at the Social Media Editor beginning of recognition. With the nomination, the nominee Over the past month, supporters of Mercy Children’s Hospital in Toledo have been voting for two young boys named will also be posted on the CSC Lyndon and Robert Stygles in Speedway’s Battle of the Brave. website and emailed to the CS Speedway has donated over $68 million to support Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals since 1991, making it the listserv once a month. largest convenience store contributor to CMN Hospitals, according to Speedway’s official website. “Last month there were a total This is the third year Speedway has sponsored the Battle of the Brave, in which the Facebook community had the of eight nominations. There are opportunity to vote for the 19 participating Children’s Miracle Hospitals within Speedway’s footprint. Mercy Children’s approximately 10-12 nomina- Hospital in Toledo was one of these 19 participating hospitals. tions per year and one to two “We knew it would be a competitive battle, but we rallied the troops and kept the votes coming until the end,” said winners per month,” Carden Kristi Frederick, Program Director at Mercy Children’s Hospital. explained. March nominee Janet Garber See CHILDREN | Page 2 said she was surprised when

KATIE STYGLES | THE BG NEWS See AWARD | Page 2 LYNDON AND ROBERT STYGLES celebrate with their siblings after Battle of the Brave win. Parks department offers outdoor cooking program Locals provide guided tours Resident of Bowling Green to be featured cook for event to showcase Bowling Green Downtown walk shows rich history, architecture By Samantha Fisher specifically asked, ‘Could you leader which is kind of like the Reporter do something on outdoor cook- guy in charge of the troop as a By Jasmine Burnett ing?’,” said Gajewicz. boy. And part of that respon- Reporter Boarded sidewalks, unpaved If you’re interested in the tech- This is where Kreischer sibility is teaching others and dirt on Main Street, no electric nique of outdoor cooking, the comes in. teaching them things that you Unlike Christopher Columbus, street lights, horses as trans- city of Bowling Green Parks “He’s going to be providing know, and I really enjoy that,” the first settler of our county was portation, and what is known and Recreation Department is some different recipes and he says. “I do enjoy impart- a woman by the name of Elisha to college kids now as Wooster offering a program which will different foods, just some dif- ing knowledge, my knowledge Martindale in 1833. Street, was known as Union teach you just that. ferent ideas on how to cook to somebody else. I think it’s Before 1835, residents were Street to others. D. Michael Kreischer, a without the luxury of having a fun to watch a young person, living in a city by the name of Anderson Lee, who grew up skilled outdoorsman and stove,” Gajewicz says. “He grew or anybody actually, realize Mount Ararat. Surprisingly to in the City of Bowling Green, is Bowling Green resident, will up learning and teaching oth- something new.” some, The City of Bowling Green writing a book about its history. teach the city the art of outdoor ers how to cook around fires.” Kreischer says outdoors has more history than what some “I’m very excited to explore cooking. Kreischer is originally from skills are something everybody of us may know. more into the history,” Lee said. “We have had some folks ask Fort Wayne, Indiana, but has should have the opportunity to Local History Specialist, “I like to excite in people a curi- us if they could do some kinds lived in Bowling Green for 30 obtain. Marnie Pratt said, “The tour is to osity and a passion for history. of primitive skills workshops, years. “I think it should be a knowl- give folks an idea of what BG was Even though I lived here all my and if we would be willing to “I started cooking out- edge everybody should have. like in the late 1800s, early 1900s life, I still notice new things all lead them,” said Christopher doors when I was 11 years old, They should have that oppor- which is referred to as the “Boom the time.” Gajewicz, the natural resourc- when I joined the boy scouts,” tunity to enjoy the outdoors, Town” area. Oil and natural gas As residents walked down- es coordinator of the city of Kreischer said. “I just thor- to be able to fend for your- was discovered there.” town, they stopped at historical Bowling Green Parks and oughly enjoyed it, cooking on self, cook for yourself, without Much of downtown was buildings and compared them to Recreation Department. an open fire.” destroying the environment in built during that era. However, modern-day buildings as we all Some primitive skills of inter- It was also boy scouts which the process.” Downtown Bowling Green expe- know them today. est in the community include allowed him to realize his The workshop he will be rienced two fires in 1887 and On the corner of Oak Street, camping, backpacking and of interest in teaching. hosting will teach people how 1888. you might be familiar with the course, outdoor cooking. “When I was a boy scout, I During that time, Bowling “We’ve had people that have later became the senior patrol See OUTDOOR | Page 2 Green looked quite different. See TOUR | Page 7

69TH ANNUAL COMMITMENT ISSUES IF YOU COULD DONATE TO ANY CHARITY, WHAT WOULD IT BE? A list of all the winners and discussion of the Columnist Isabella Maini discusses how the millennial gen- “Special Olympics and things after that sort huge number of women who took home a Tony eration views getting married and settling down young. She because I have family with special needs.” Award. | PAGE 6 expresses how media affects these decisions. | PAGE 4 Rebecca Addington Freshman, Early Childhood Education 2 Wednesday, June 10, 2015 WWW.BGNEWS.COM M FRI & SAT NIGHTS KISSF 10 PM til 2:30 AM CLUB KISS ERIC CHASE & BG’S PREMIERE NIGHT LIFE Country Nite ★ 21 & over FREE MEAGHAN MICK 18 & Up of the Morning Rush Show FRI & SAT WCKY 103.7 Jazz Wednesdays 127 N. Main St. Bowling Green $3 FIREBALL & JAMESON SHOTS | TUESDAYS ★ 25¢ WINGS $3 Glass Wine $3 Beer (pints) clazel.net ★ facebook.com/clazel estimated total of $61 was sto- 2:14 A.M. can tell you that much,” he len from his debit card. Bank CORRECTION BLOTTER Jonathon Thomas, 19, of says. “No one should leave Grand Rapids, OH, was statements show that purchas- OUTDOOR TUES., JUNE 2 hungry.” arrested for underage under es were made at Wal-Mart POLICY From Page 1 7:52 P.M. the influence within the 200 and a Wal-Mart gas station. We want to correct all factual The event will be Police received a call from the block of Wooster St. Thomas errors. If you think an error has to cook outside with little hosted at Rotary Nature Wood County Public Libaray is lodged at the Wood County FRI., JUNE 5 been made, call The BG News at or no utensils and with a Center through the city of who appeared to be under Correctional Facility. 419-372-6966. Dutch oven. One meal will Bowling Green Parks and the influence and “out of it.” be a foil dinner, and the Recreation on Sat. June Brandon Jenne, 18, of Bowling Samantha Carpenter, 20, Check out the full others will be a surprise. 20, from 4 to 6 p.m. Cost Green was arrested for under THURS., of Delta, OH, were cited for “We will be cooking on is $5 for Bowling Green age under the influence. JUNE 4 underage under the influence interactive blotter map at within the intersection of a fire and we will be cook- residents and $7 for non- 1:04 A.M. Clough and South BGNEWS.COM ing with a Dutch oven, I residents. WED., JUNE 3 Complaintant reported that an Main Streets.

Katie Stygles, Lyndon basis,” said Garber. the Spirit of BG Award BG Award, other awards are CHILDREN and Robert’s mother, AWARD Students are not allowed Committee. given out as well: “Team” From Page 1 shows that she holds the From Page 1 to be recognized, however “It’s really a neat way and “Outstanding Service NICU staff in a special students have the chance to recognize other classi- Award.” Mercy Children’s place when she talks about she was nominated for the to submit nominations just fied staff. Classified staff If you want to nominate Hospital took second place how Mercy Children’s award. like staff members. work really hard, and it’s a staff member for the last year, earning $10,000. Hospital saved both of “There were so many In order to be a nominee kind of an important part Spirit of BG Award, search “While we didn’t win her boys’ lives. She said, other classified staff that the staff member must be of the university. With Classified Staff Council on first place last year, it was “Everyone at Mercy was so deserved it so much more a permanent full-time or awards such as this we BGSU’s home page. Click still a big win and a won- supportive, and we have than me. I was nominated part-time staff member to get more notice, President award information, Spirit derful testament to our kept in contact with them for MLK service day, and it’s the BGSU main campus or Mazey and the board see of BG Award and fill out community who wrapped almost 8 years later—they such a fun day, and I didn’t the Firelands. these awards and sup- the classified staff nomi- their arms around the con- were like family.” compare it to anything spe- Once nominated, recipi- port the classified staff,” nation form which can be test,” Frederick said. Stygles was able to be cial with other people who ents receive a Certificate Garber said. found toward the bottom Each hospital had a comforted by nurses in does there job on a daily of Appreciation from Along with the Spirit of of the page. representative who had NICU. “The biggest thing been personally impacted is the people. I spent all by the hospital he or she day and night there just represented. Not only did about every day while Mercy Children’s Hospital they [Lyndon and Robert] have one representative, were there. The nurses REPRESENTING but two. Twins Lyndon came and sat with me and U and Robert had a story explained. They never that helped rack up sup- made me feel like they had port and in turn votes that other patients.” lead the hospital to earn Mercy Children’s first place and $20,000 in Hospital will be using donation from Speedway the $20,000 to benefit the this year. Neonatal Intensive Care Coming in second, Unit. The NICU team is Hurley Children’s Hospital discussing options and earned $10,000, and Akron what would most benefit Children’s Hospital came their littlest patients. COLLEGE in third, receiving $5,000. “The $20,000 wasn’t When asked how expected so it enables the Stygles twins were us to really think about picked as representatives, what is needed and what HAPPENS Frederick said, “We look would benefit the babies,” for energetic kiddos who, Frederick noted. overcame the obstacles put Frederick shared that before them and are thriv- they will decide in the ing in their own way today. coming month how to best Lyndon and Robert love to utilize the contest funds, have fun and had the per- and she looks forward to fect personalities for this announcing the decision we get it. contest.” to the families that NICU As a Miracle family, the has impacted. Stygles share their Miracle Mercy and the Stygles story, which includes being family are incredibly born six weeks premature thankful for the support and spending weeks in the community has shown Mercy Children’s Hospital’s in helping to win the Battle Neonatal Intensive Care of the Brave. Unit (NICU). Miracle fam- Stygles noted, “To ilies also speak highly of think that Mercy, rep- the hospital. resented by Lyndon and “Our NICU staff really Robert, received over holds a special place in all 35,000 votes to win is just of our family’s lives,” said amazing. Thank you all Frederick. for your support.”

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Tyson echo around me. big believer in acting to must be their fault, and we I believe in striving The overview effect change the way things are. “Sometimes we owe them no assistance. for excellence, but I also DANIEL GORDON merely crystallizes a fun- That is why I chose We may privilege our believe in being more for- COLUMNIST can be so wrapped damental truth that they public service as my call- perspective, emotions, or giving of others. both voiced: we are all in ing. No, I believe that up in our own needs over another’s, or Let us try to imagine this together. the world will only be as just flat out negative or what those astronauts felt, We may forget, but in good as we make it, and lives, identies and invalidate theirs. so far up and alone that all I recently came across the final analysis we are if we do not stand up for We may forget how to be they can identify as mean- an article discussing all interconnected and, what we believe in – and experiences... that kind, or avoid being pre- ingful is all the people what has been called the therefore, interdependent. if we are not intellectually sumptuous. they love back home, and “overview effect,” a psy- As Tyson noted, “The strong enough to enter- we forget to see We may forget how to be capture it for ourselves, chological phenomenon atoms of our bodies are tain criticism of what we and treat each grateful for friends, fam- and each day we will do allegedly experienced by traceable to stars that believe – then the world ily, partners, and personal our best to internalize some astronauts while in manufactured them in will regress. other the way we growth. it, and practice it in the space, particularly after their cores and exploded I raise the question, We may forget that every world around us. having viewed our planet these enriched ingredi- rather, because I am should.” single person we meet is If enough of us do this, from afar. ents across our galaxy, strongly suspicious that struggling with some- maybe one day an astro- In a typical case, astro- billions of years ago…we many of us get “the big are, with terrible conse- thing, and most of us are naut will go into space and nauts are overcome by a are biologically connect- picture” wrong. quences for public poli- asked to overcome a great not experience the over- profound sense of eupho- ed to every other living If astronauts feel that cy – as well as individual many things while work- view effect – because she ria and wonder – an thing in the world…we are they finally have a sense of behavior – when we fail ing and taking care of feels just as struck with incomparable, spellbind- atomically connected to our place in the universe, to recognize and act on family. wonder, love, and respon- ing awareness of just how all atoms in the universe. and they find it truer or our responsibility to care When we lose sight of sibility beyond our planet precious, wonderful, and We are not figuratively, more appropriate than for people who are poor, the truths revealed by as she did while she was rare our home is, situated but literally stardust.” their previous sense (the mistreated, abused, sick, the overview effect – that on it. against the unforgiving The corollary to this is one we have), then maybe injured, or dying. we are hurtling through emptiness of vast space. the oft-cited quote, “We we are getting some things The worst excesses of space on a rock without Respond to Daniel at The power of this feeling are the universe experi- wrong. reactionary elements in recourse of another if we [email protected] is such that some astro- encing itself.” What are we to say for modern political culture should damage it irrep- nauts have been reluctant When you really inter- the vast majority of us often reinforce this, to our arably, that we are pre- to return to earth, lest nalize this existential fact, who cannot become astro- shame, when they demon- cious, that until we find Is there a they lose the intensity of you might be struck by nauts and experience the ize and dehumanize our evidence that we are not this new awareness, which your own sense of won- overview effect? brothers and sisters who alone, all we have is each story in the they later describe as a der, pride, or humility. Or We perceive ourselves need our help. other, and that so far we BG News that life-changing evolution in you might be asking your- as distinct from those Sometimes we can be so do not have a good track their consciousness. self a question: if we are around us; we have our wrapped up in our own record of treating each you’ve felt They are frustrated with the universe experiencing own unique likes, dislikes, lives, identities and expe- other well and seeking you wanted the small-mindedness of itself, then how are we lik- and idiosyncrasies; and riences, perhaps focused peace over war, that we are so many of our conflicts ing that experience? we interpret and evaluate on a particular or all a part of this incompre- to voice your and preoccupations. I do not mean to dimin- matters from our own dis- preoccupied with a crisis, hensibly vast, mysterious They return to us with ish what sounds like a sin- tinct perspective. that we forget to see and universe – we risk turn- opinion on? new eyes to see our world, gularly beautiful and mov- Life, in other words, is treat each other the way ing inward, instead of out- a strong sense of what ing experience, but how experienced as a separate- we should. ward; toward our never- Well, what truly matters in the grand far divorced are we from ness. We may take our aca- ending list of idiosyncratic are you cosmological scheme of being truly attuned to the This separateness is demic and/or experiential preoccupations, instead of things, and a yearning for wonders of the universe if inherently neither good knowledge for granted, toward each other; we risk waiting for? world peace and interstel- it takes us going off-world nor bad, but individual and assume those without turning away from com- lar exploration. to actually appreciate our experience can inhibit our knowledge are stupid passion, wonder, empathy, check us out online: As I read this article, I planet? our ability to understand or ignorant. and responsibility, and heard the words of Carl While that may be true just how interconnected We may assume if others toward selfishness, cyni- bgnews.com Sagan and Neil deGrasse in some ways, I am a and interdependent we are having a hard time, it cism, cruelty, and apathy.

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By Amanda Karr Sports Editor stability within the competition. After a few short minutes of pressure, As time is creeping closer to the date of the Maki Tall connected with Cameron Men’s FIFA U-20 World Cup 2015 Final, soccer Carter-Vicker’s flick-on to the back teams from around the world are taking post, and volleyed the ball into the to the fields to battle for their place in the net’s roof. More time had passed and competition. Myanmar attacked again, looking to get The team for the United States has held ahead when USA forward Rubio Rubin strong their first couple games to make countered. The counter led to USA it to the Round of 16. The USA team is captain Emerson Hyndman landing a scheduled to face Colombia Wednesday, goal to win the game. June 10 at 7:30 p.m. June 2 brought the second game for Colombia won 1-0 in their first match against USA against FIFA U-20 World Cup hosts Qatar. However, Colombia’s team managed to New Zealand. They pulled off an 4-0 win sneak into the Round of 16 even after tying with goals from Rubio Rubin, Emerson their match with Senegal 1-1 and falling to Hyndman and Paul Arriola. Rubin Portugal with an ending score of 1-3. scored the first and last goals made in Colombia is ranked fourth according to the the game. current FIFA World Ranking. The USA team During the USA versus Ukraine match, on the other hand, is currently ranked 27th, which took place June 5, Ukraine’s Viktor after two wins against Myanmar and New Kovalenko scored three goals after a Zealand, respectively, followed by a loss to scoreless first half of the game. After the Ukraine. first goal was made, Emerson Hyndman USA’s first game, which took place May 30, made an attempt to equalize the game found tough competition against Myanmar. but was denied by Ukraine’s captain Yan Naing Oo, of Myanmar scored the Bohdan Sarnavskyi. After two more of opening goal of the tournament, applying Kovalenko’s goals, the game ended with early pressure to the American team. a Ukraine win, 3-0. This was only before Htike Htike Aug tested Matches for Men’s U-20 FIFA began USA Goalkeeper Zack Steffen of The University Saturday, May 30 and will continue of Maryland inside six minutes with a long- through Sat., June 20. range effort shortly before USA regained

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By Amanda Karr Sports Editor VIA GOOGLE IMAGES LEFT TO RIGHT: (goalkeeper; Australia), (goalkeeper, USA), Teresa Polias (defender, Australia), and Lisa DeVanna (forward, USA) greet This year marked the 124th annual at the opening match of the 2015 Women’s FIFA World Cup. in , France. The men’s and women’s singles and doubles final matches took place June 6 and 7, depending on the event. The French Open Men’s Singles final took place June Rapinoe opens Women’s FIFA World Cup 7 between Serbia’s and Switzerland’s . Thousands watched as Wawrinka, the player who with stunning goal for USA created a surprising upset against during last year’s Australian Open, managed to surprise his By Amanda Karr Melissa Barbieri for the first goal of the game. fans one more time by topping Djokovic, the number Sports Editor Australia made an attempt to score again with Samantha one tennis player in the world. Kerr only a few yards from the net, but was again denied by Wawrinka topped Djokovic 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 in the Unlike the Men’s FIFA tournament, the FIFA Women’s World Solo. final match. Cup 2015 is just getting underway. After a good amount of time possession for the Australians, Wawrinka was ranked number four in the world The FIFA Women’s World Cup is hosted by Canada this an equalizing point was found when Michelle Heyman before the upset during the finals match Sunday. year. The USA women’s team had their first match of the tour- passed the ball to captain Lisa De Vanna, who landed the In winning the 2015 French Open for Men’s Singles, nament Mon., June 8 against Australia. kick, sending it into to the side netting. Wawrinka managed to claim his second major title. The first goal attempt of the night came from Australia’s The second half of the match was quiet until USA’s Christen “I knew Stan could beat anyone here but even though, Emily van Egmond’s, driving the ball but she was denied by Press gave them the lead of the game once more. to accomplish two weeks like this, it’s something USA goalkeeper . Roughly 15 minutes later, Rapinoe struck again, marking incredible,” Severin Luthi, Swiss Davis Cup captain, Within minutes, the USA team followed up with a skill- the game as safe for . told reporters at CNN. ful play by Megan Rapinoe who assisted in driving the ball USA won their first game in the tournament with a 3-1 score The Women’s Doubles final also took place Sunday across the field then spun away near the goal, allowing herself over Australia. They are scheduled to play again Friday, June in Paris between Czech Republic’s Lucie Safarova/ enough space for a long-range strike. The kick deflected off 12 at 7 p.m. against Sweden. America’s Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Australia’s Australia defender Laura Alleway before passing goalkeeper /Russia’s . Safarova, who had just lost the championship match to Serena Williams at Roland Garros the day before, and Mattek-Sands teamed up to earn the title of the 2015 Women’s Doubles French Open with a 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 win. The tennis duo began playing together this year. With their win. they became the seventh pair of women tennis players in the Open era to win both the Australian Open and at Roland Garros within the same year. The Men’s Doubles final match took place between the first and third seeded teams on Saturday, June 6. The top seeded duo, America’s twins, Bob and took on the third seeded duo of Croatia’s and Brazil’s in a match that ended in an upset of ranks. The Bryan twins were looking to take home the title of the French Open Championship for the third time and extend their record to 17 titles before the 7-6, 6-7, 5-7 loss. The 2015 French Open Women’s Singles took place Saturday between America’s Serena Williams and Czech Republic’s Luci Safarova. Williams managed to defeat Safarova 6-3, 6-7, 6-2 in the match, allowing herself to claim her 20th major title. Williams is ranked number one in the world and has claimed several titles, including five Wimbledon titles since the start of her career. She is also the three- time defending champion of the U.S. Open which will take place later this year in August.

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2015 Tony Award Recipients Text here to say something about this point that’s impor- American Theater Wing honors women, tant to students and the campus

■ Best Musical: Playhouse at ■ Best Play: The Curious Incident of the Dog Erika Heck in the Night-Time Copy Chief ■ Best Revival of a Play: ■ Best Revival of a Musical: ■ Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play: Co-hosted by and , the 69th annual Tony Awards aired on CBS , The Curious Incident of the Dog in from on Sun. June 7. the Night-Time The musical Fun Home and the play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time took ■ Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play: home the most Tony Awards, each both leaving the ceremony with five awards. Fun Home took , The Audience Best Musical, while The Curious Incident took Best Play. ■ Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play: The biggest achievement of the night, however, was the number of women who won Richard McCabe, The Audience ■ Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play: Tony Awards. , You Can’t Take it With You Women accepted trophies in Direction of a Play, of a Play and Costume Design ■ Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a of a Musical, among others. According to The Atlantic, 33 percent of the shows that were Tony- Musical: , Fun Home eligible were directed by women this year, a 20 percent rise from last year’s eligible shows. In ■ Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a addition, this marked the first time an all-female writing team won Tony Awards for Best Original Musical: Kelli O’Hara, The King and I Score and Best Book for the musical Fun Home. ■ Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Ten performances took place on stage at the ceremony Sunday night, including Musical: , Something Rotten! singing “You’ll Never Walk Alone” for an in memoriam segment and a closing performance by the ■ Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a cast of Jersey Boys. Musical: , The King and I The in Northeast Ohio won the Regional Theatre Tony Award for “its long ■ Best Book of a Musical: , Fun Home ■ Best Original Score: and Lisa Kron, history of successful seasons and its commitment to fostering the next generation of playwrights Fun Home and actors,” reports WKYC online. ■ Best Scenic Design of a Play: and , The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ■ Best Scenic Design of a Musical: , An American in Paris ■ Best Costume Design of a Play: , Wilf Hall Parts One and Two ■ Best Costumer Design of a Musical: , The King and I ■ Best Lighting Design of a Play: , The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ■ Best Lighting Design of a Musical: , An American in Paris ■ Best Direction of a Play: Marianne Elliot, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ■ Best Direction of a Musical: , Fun Home ■ Best Choreography: , An American in Paris ■ Best Orchestrations: Christopher Austin, Don Sebesky and Bill Elliot, And American in Paris WWW.BGNEWS.COM Wednesday, June 10, 2015 7

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