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Swine Flu vaccinations now available in Orange County The National Swine Flu l Several local hospitals and clinics host a special immunization clinic Immunization Program has reached i will also be offering flu shots on a Sunday, Nov. 21 from 2 to 4:30 Orange County with the recent t limited basis. Among the local p.m. opening of several vaccinationi clinics offering vaccinations this --Brea Congregational Church, clinics to the general public. month are: 300 E. Imperial Highway, Brea, will Flu vaccinations are available, --Brea Community Hospital, 380 host a clinic Friday, Nov. 19 from 10 free of charge, to all persons 183 W. Central Ave., Brea, will offer a.m. to 2 p.m. Further information years of age or older. Persons vaccinations on Thursday, Nov. 18 may be obtained by calling the younger than 18 should check with i from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Further Church main office at 529-3014. their doctor concerning swine flui information can be obtained by immunization. calling the hospital at 529-0211 Ext. All persons 18 years and older are The Orange County Health i 422. urged by the Orange County Health Department clinic in Santa Ana, 645 --Placentia Whitten Community Department to obtain their flu N. Ross St. offers vaccinations every Center, 900 S. Melrose Ave. will immunizations as soon as possible. weekday from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and l from 1 to 4 p.m. On Tuesdays the clinic remains open until 7 p.m. Senate move to limit Another Orange County Health Department clinic, located in FLU FOUGHT - The two men in this photo are in the is being repeated across the nation by people desiring Anaheim at 1101 S. East St., offers debates process of registering for their Swine Flu immunization against a possible Swine defeated Flu epidemic. flu vaccinations every Friday from 8 BY MICHAEL JOHNSON immunization. This scene, which took place in the PHOTO BY BARRESE In her report to the Senate, A.S. Santa Ana Orange County Health Department Clinic, to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. The A.S. Senate narrowly President Sue Fenwick said that the ^ -~ - "* -- •- ---- - '----- defeated a proposal, Tuesday, that proposed calendar for the '77-'78 would have limited input and school year has been voted down by debate by Senators and students at the Faculty Senate, the Chancellor's future Senate meetings. Cabinet and the Calendar The proposal would have Committee. required anyone at the meeting be With the new calendar the fall allowed to speak only twice on any semester would have begun in late single issue. It would also have August and ended before the given priority of recognition to Christmas recess. After a six-week Senate members and advisers. recess the spring semester would The reason for the motion was to have started with classes ending in shorten lengthy Senate meetings late May. and to induce better preparation In a statement after the Senate and accuracy by members and meeting Fenwick said that conflicts Volume 55 Issue 10 Friday, November 12, 1976 guests. between the calendar and county Fullerton College Senator Jim Ruggles called the elementary school schedules would wording of the proposal unclear and inconvenience parents by requiring incomplete. He said that many them to find suitable child care times a Senator must ask for facilities for the two weeks between Winnepeg Ballet coming to FC clarifications more than twice on an the start of FC classes and issue. Agreeing with Ruggles' elementary school classes. BY JULIE PAJARES work of Spanish themes by argument, the Senate defeated the Other items discussed by the Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet Benjamin Harkarvy, ballet master proposal, presented by A.S. Senate were: will launch its West Coast tour on of the Pennsylvania ballet. "Spring President Sue Fenwick, by only two --a facilities request for a rape Sat., Nov. 13 at Plummer Water," a two minute piece created votes. prevention seminar to be held Nov. Auditorium, as part of the Fullerton by Asaf Messerer, chief ballet In other Senate action, the Senate 22 and 23 at 11 a.m. in the Student College Artist Lecture Series. master to the Bolshoi, and Paddy tabled two College Hour facilities Center. The longest running professional Stone's "The Hands" which has requests because of time conflicts --a College Hour presentation by ballet company in North America been acclaimed .greatest crowd with KFCR's programming. Both the band "Eulogy", Nov. 24 at noon promises a variety of classical, pleaser in the company's repertoire. requests were for concerts to be in the Student Center. lyrical, intense drama and frolic- Founded in 1938 as the Amateur held on the outdoor stage next to --a Christmas boutique presented some fare for the 8 p.m. curtain. Winnipeg Ballet Club, the company the patio. KFCR's programming by the Fashion department to be The Royal Winnipeg Ballet achieved professional status in 1947 would have been interrupted while held on the Student Center stage, carries on the stage the best of as the Winnipeg. Ballet. the concerts were being performed. Dec. 6 through 10 and Dec. 13 Canadian artistry mixed with that of Two years after carrying out a Before the requests were tabled. through 17. international ballet performances. Royal Command performance for KFCR News Director Doug Suppa --M.E.Ch.A.'s Thanksgiving food Highlighting the Plummer engage- Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of warned the Senate to reconsider drive for underpriviledged familes. ment will be the two works by the Edinburgh during their first state before shutting down the station. "I ICC President Brad Wood said that South American choreographer, visit to Canada, the Winnipeg Ballet think you're going to have a real containers are located throughout Oscar Araiz. Company was bestowed a royal problem, a real fight," he said. the campus for any donations. Of Ariz's works, spotlighted will rating in 1953. This was the first be "Adagietto," which drew the ballet company in the British most critiques, and "Family Commonwealth to acheive such a Hornet rated All-American Scenes," which produces a most title. unusual relationship between the Under the artistic directorship of audience and performers. Arnold Spohr, a former dancer, the third successive semester With Bonnie Wyckoff and Gary Royal Winnipeg Ballet will also. The Hornet was recently the writing Norman dancing to the music of perform in Torrance and Bakers- and editing, editorial recipient of the All American rating Gustav Mahler, "Adagietto" is in field before moving rorthward in leadership and photography. Hatch- for the 1976 spring semester. It's the the form of abstract works. "But preparation for the start of the ett is presently attending CSUF and third consecutive semester in since the movements and gestures winter tour on Dec. 1 in Vancouver, which has been succeeded as Editor-in- the Hornet was awarded this honor are descriptive of affection, love and British Columbia, Canada. Chief this semester by Chip O'Neal. by the Associated Collegiate Press of bliss, this is no longer true," says Hosted by Dr. John W. Casey, The special All American rating is Araiz. The weaving of bodies, the the University of Minnesota School conferred to the top 20 percent of the president of Fullerton College, and of Journalism. meeting of emotions, the changing Donald H. Gilchrist, Consul General community college newspapers in of atmosphere from tenderness to of Canada, the audience is expected the country. Ratings are for quality, GRACEFUL MOVEMENTS--Sheri Cook and Roger Shim (pictured above) The Hornet, then under ecstasy describe a story that can to be filled with members of the the content, design, editing, writing and gracefully dance to one of the musical ballet numbers scheduled to be leadership of Editor-in-Chief Donna only be told through the form of Canadian Consular Corps in Los photography. All newspapers are presented at the Royal Winnepeg Ballet performance Saturday night at Hatchett, was singled out for special dance.. Angeles. judged by a group of professional Plummer Auditorium. "Marks of Distinction" "Family Scenes" grew- out of Tickets for the performance may in coverage, journalists. dramatic situations in the relation- be obtained from the Bursar's ships of a family group; not a story, Office on campus. A.S. Cardholders but as a sequence of loose portraits may purchase main floor tickets for Student directed plays to be featured here or melodramatic pictures. The $1.50 and balcony seats for $1. music is Francis Poulenc's double Regular student tickets may be BY MARGARITE LUMLEY together Nov. 18 through Nov. 20 in Stella, Marty Larson as Harry and Also included in the cast are: the FC Studio Theater at 8 p.m. piano concerto. purchased for $2. Further ticket Neal Kopit as Bill. Rosemary Berg as Telephone, "A journey into the world of the Gerard Zober as Wauchope, Lyn Other major works will be information may be obtained by Student actors and directors will Directing "The Collection" will absurd," is how director Kimberly Jensen as Horsfall, Bill Kasal as "Grand Pas Espagnol," a classical calling 871-8493. be featured when the FC Theater be Ronald Heape. Phyllis M. Dimmick describes "Sweeney Klipstein and Robin von Mizener Arts Department's Acting Work- as Palatnick will service as assistant Agonistes." Assistant director for Krumpacker. shop presents "The Collection" and director. In "The Collection," "Sweeney Agonistes" will be Caryn World Crisis seminar "Sweeney Agonistes." Pinter exhibits a talent for strange Boyles. Admission to Acting Workshop effects and mysterious menace, The cast of "Sweeney Agonistes" Productions is free, but tickets are "The Collection," written by according to Heape.
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    Arnold Spohr, C.C., O.M Dr. Arnold Spohr C.C., OM, was born in Rhein, Saskatchewan in 1923. He fell in love with dance after seeing a performance of Les Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo in Winnipeg in 1942. Mr. Spohr began his career as a dancer in 1944 at the Winnipeg Ballet, where he was later promoted to Principal Dancer. Mr. Spohr received acclaim for his performances at the Canadian Ballet Festivals. He was part of the Company when it received its Royal designation in 1953. During Mr. Spohr's career as a dancer, more than 20 new roles were created for him. After serving as Interim Artistic Director of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet after Benjamin Harkarvy’s sudden departure, he became the Artistic Director in 1958. He held this position for 30 years, making him one of the longest-serving Artistic Directors in Canadian Cultural history. Mr. Spohr undertook the reorganization of the Company with energy, leadership, and dedication. He developed the RWB from a small, regional troupe to a world-renowned company. He was instrumental in helping to launch several prestigious dance careers. Mr. Spohr's commitment to the training of dancers led him to establish a professional training programme at the RWB School. Mr. Spohr guided dancers such as Evelyn Hart and David Peregrine through award-winning performances and brought international dancers to Winnipeg. This calibre of talent enabled the RWB Company to successfully stage an increasing number of evening-length classic ballets. Mr. Spohr was integral in developing the style of Company by commissioning works from emerging and established choreographers and creating a distinctive repertoire of contemporary and classical ballets, skillfully blending programmes of short ballets to show off the dancers and appeal to audience tastes.
  • Peter Pan Study Guide

    Peter Pan Study Guide

    Education and Outreach Department’s School Matinee Program STUDY GUIDE For Teachers and Students CONTENTS: Page 2……………………………………………….About Nevada Ballet Theatre Page 3……………………………………………….About Theater Etiquette Page 4……………………………………………….About Peter Pan Page 5……………………………………………….About the Artists Page 7……………………………………………….Discussion Topics and Activity Sheets Page 11……………………………………………...Additional Resources About NEVADA BALLET THEATRE The idea to create a professional ballet and dance company based in Las Vegas was the vision of former dancers and co-founders Vassili Sulich and Nancy Houssels. Though Las Vegas was a city with a widespread community of artists, Sulich and Houssels took note that its performers longed to return to their classical “roots,” where they could dance an eclectic and changing repertoire. In September of 1972, Sulich and his dancers performed their first repertory show in the Judy Bayley Theatre at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The response from the community was overwhelming and so with the vision, support and financial backing of Houssels, a volunteer board was established with each of its members giving one thousand dollars to start the state’s first professional ballet company. Nevada Dance Theatre was born. In 1996, the organization received a major grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, and with a donation of land from The Howard Hughes Corporation, plans for a world-class home for the troupe began. Now, indisputably one of the finest dance facilities in the nation, the company’s Summerlin based studio is home to a full-time professional company of dancers and almost 500 students. In 1997, Nevada Dance Theatre was renamed Nevada Ballet Theatre to more accurately reflect the company’s classical repertoire at the time.