St. Norbert Times Volume 90 Issue 12 Article 1 4-3-2019 SNC Theatre Studies Presents Brontë Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snctimes Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, Creative Writing Commons, Digital Humanities Commons, English Language and Literature Commons, History Commons, Journalism Studies Commons, Music Commons, Other Arts and Humanities Commons, Reading and Language Commons, Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion Commons, and the Television Commons Recommended Citation (2019) "SNC Theatre Studies Presents Brontë," St. Norbert Times: Vol. 90 : Iss. 12 , Article 1. Available at: https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snctimes/vol90/iss12/1 This Full Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the English at Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College. It has been accepted for inclusion in St. Norbert Times by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ St. Norbert College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. April 3, 2019 Volume 90 | Issue 12 | Serving our Community without Fear or Favor since 1929 INDEX: NEWS: SNC Theatre Studies Presents Brontë Think You Can SAMANTHA DYSON | NEWS EDITOR House? SEE PAGE 1 > OPINION: Isolation Through Technology SEE PAGE 5 > FEATURES: April Fools! SEE PAGE 8 > ENTERTAINMENT: Five Feet Apart SEE PAGE 12 > SPORTS: Bracketology SEE PAGE 15 > Special in this Issue: Letter Policy: Brontë set, work in progress | Samantha Dick, St. Norbert Times The St. Norbert Times welcomes letters to the Theatre Studies’ Perfor- can come and see all the Heights” and “The Tenant and a brother trying to get editor and encourages mance and Production Lab hard work it took to build of Wildfell Hall,” and they along and find their place in reader involvement, par- (THEA 250) has been hard and present “Brontë” in the did it in a time when female the world. A bit deeper the ticipation, and voicing at work this semester put- Webb Theatre. authors were not taken seri- play explores the nature of grievances. See page 4 for ting together their produc- The show is a peek ously. creativity and explores how our Letter to the Editor tion of “Brontë” by Polly into the lives of the fa- Dr. Stephen Rupsch, artists write or paint, and Policy. Teale. The students and mous Brontë sisters, Em- Theatre Studies professor what value that has to them professors involved spent ily, played by Janie Janc- and director of the show, personally. And deeper still, Senior Reflections: the whole semester work- zakowski (’21), Charlotte, provided his own com- there are themes that ques- See pages 8 and 9 for Se- ing on their selected show, played by Marissa Helchen ments on the premise of tion our very existence. I nior Reflections from rehearsing, building the (’22) and Anne, played by the show. “The play has am intrigued with working soon-to-be-graduated set, making the costumes Samm Dick (’19). They several really important on a play that has so many members of the Times and much more so that they were responsible for creat- themes working simultane- layers.” could bring another im- ing works that are still well ously. For example, at the Staff! SEE THEATRE portant play to SNC. Now, known today, including core of the play it is a fam- STUDIES Page 2 > starting on April 5, anyone “Jane Eyre,” “Wuthering ily drama, with three sisters So, You Think You Can House? SAMANTHA DICK | NEWS CORRESPONDENT St. Norbert College has on-campus housing for the dorms, namely Berg- housing, along with MMM, process is filling out the always prided itself on be- students to live in and call strom, Madelaine/Lorraine, VMC, Michaels and Burke. housing application. This ing a four-year residential home during their school MMM and Sensenbrenner These include the Carriage application is found on a college, requiring each stu- time stay. Different options halls, second year students House, Townhouses, vari- link on the REH website, dent to live on campus for and choices for where to will find themselves with a ous College Houses and and takes students to a web- the entire time they are at- live are available depend- little more flexibility, and Doksany, Hugh, Roggen- site consisting of several tending, unless they are ap- ing on a student’s classifi- are eligible to apply for burg, St. Joseph, Xanten, pages of information, from proved for commuter status cation, which is based on MMM, VMC, Burke, Mi- Prémontré and Gries Halls, the basics such as name and occasionally when up- the number of semesters chaels and certain rooms with Xanten and Prémontré and home address, to any perclassmen are allowed to a student has complicated in Sensenbrenner. As each offering only 11.5 month accommodations that need rent apartments off cam- up until Jan. 1, and various student continues with their long leases, and Gries of- to be made, loft and key us- pus. Not fitting into either buildings have their own education and reach the fering both 9 and ll.5 month age, and the general profile of these options is very perks. third and fourth year stand- leases. of students- usually, this is common, and as such, St. While first years are ings, they become eligible The first, and most im- SEE HOUSE Page 4 > Norbert has a wide range of confined to freshman to apply for upperclassmen portant, step in the housing sntimes.wordpress.com facebook.com/stnorberttimes @sntimes Wednesday, April 3, 2019 Editor: Samantha Dyson NEWS sntimes.wordpress.com/news | 2 Editors in Velasquez Chief: Heidi Swanson Elynor Madelyn Glosny Gregorich Anna Erika Ditzman Vanseveren Vocations of a Peacekeeper Leadership Sports Team: JACK ZAMPINO | NEWS CORRESPONDENT Team: Addy Bink Graeme Andrew Gehring In keeping with their for peace and social justice. sparked the permanent state Terrell expressed that Gallagher Kyra Kronberg Elynor Riley Haas mission statement to “cul- Prior to his appearance at of war the U.S. seems to be the pursuit of peace and jus- Gregorich Erika Ditzman Copy Editing: tivate awareness, compas- St. Norbert, Terrell returned facing. He established how tice needs to be addressed Nicole Fellrath Anna Anna Vanseveren sion and commitment to to the U.S. after visiting Af- all but one individual, Bar- as a state of emergency. He Vanseveren Leah Hennick justice and the building of ghanistan for his sixth time. bara Lee, voted for moving emphasized that everyone Samantha Dyson Hannah Caitlin Robinson sustainable peace,” the Nor- Terrell’s presentation against Al Qaeda, quoting needed to be talking about McCauley Kyra Vinz Jared Gartzke Mercedes man Miller Center hosted centered on peacemaking her argument “we need these issues and protesting Kenneth Costa Danforth Hernandez Brian Terrell in the Mulva as a vocation. He opened to be careful lest we be- them. He established that News Team: Sarah Schepp Samantha Dyson Rebecca Jacques Library, where he presented with a piece of art by Fritz come the evil we deplore.” protesting injustice would Madeleine Wenc his lecture “Peacemaking: Eichenberg titled “Christ of He continuously used the not look the same for ev- Jack Zampino Photography: Samantha Dick Kenneth Costa Being Human in a Time of the Breadlines” to convey phrase “the last 17 years of eryone, but that it was nec- James Viall Features Team: Erin Vits Permanent War.” the importance of serving war” to emphasize the state essary for all to participate. Caitlin McCauley Social Terrell attended St. the poor within Christi- of violence the U.S. has Terrell has been arrested on Emma Sipiora Media and Distribution Norbert for a year before anity. He expressed how maintained since the attack several occasions for his Opinion Team: joining the Catholic Work- many opposers of Christi- on the World Trade Centers protests for peace and jus- Team: Nicole Fellrath Jared Gartzke Alyssa Brugger er movement, remaining a anity perform the works of and Pentagon. tice. Erika Ditzman Aldo Gonzales Advisor: part of that movement for charity that Christians fail His travels to Afghani- He made it clear that Emily John Pennington Buellesbach over 40 years and work- to do, an example he cited stan were discussed a great changes are gradual. He Cate O’Brien ing with other activists like being two anarchists that deal. Terrell openly talked discussed how Pope Fran- Entertainment Dorothy Day and Fr. Daniel were executed after being about the struggles the cis has stated that World Team: Sam Sorenson Berrigan fighting for peace. framed for a robbery and communities he worked War III is already happen- Rebecca Jacques Eduardo He acts as co-coordinator how they were saints in with faced and how they ing, simply in pieces. He Jose Padrino of Voices for Creative Non- heaven because they served never ceased working to- exclaimed that an extinc- MISSION STATEMENT violence, travelling within the poor. ward peace. He showed a tion was happening on the The St. Norbert Times strives and outside of the U.S. to Terrell talked about video of these communi- margins, that the margin- to be an informative student-run newspaper that acts as a balanced help communities working how it was 9/11 that has ties handing out homemade alized were being affected and accurate source of news about duvets for free to the poor, the most. St. Norbert College, as well as the an act which he participated Terrell concluded his world around it. In the spirit of the Norbertine tradition and the First in. His point was to convey lecture with a call to be vo- Amendment to the United States how these communities cal and clear about issues Constitution, the Times will encour- supported each other, to surrounding injustice and age and defend the principles of free inquiry, vigorous debate and show the work that they do demand for peace.