Time to Dance - The Sonoma State University Dance Ensemble, under the direction of professor
Kristen Daley, present three evenings of magical and mysterious dance in a Fall Dance series.
The performances open on Thursday, Nov. 17 and conclude on Saturday, Nov. 19, at
the Dance Studio Theatre, Physical Education Building, Tickets are $6. To purchase,
call the Center For Performing Arts Box Office at 4-2353. (Photo by Linnea Mullins)
French Professor Stages
Multi-Media Work on Verlaine
The life and work of one of France's greatest poets is the subject of a multimedia program called "Verlaine: Muse and Music Maker" by French Professor Christine Renaudin at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 20-22 in PE 1. Renaudin, an accomplished dancer and actress as well as an associate professor of French at SSU, brings together French and English, dance, theater, visuals, instrumental music and vocals in a unique poetic collage that stages a selection of the nineteenth-century French poet's work.
Renaudin sees "Verlaine: Muse and Music Maker" as a rare opportunity to combine her expertise in French literature and her skills in the performing arts. The show also marks Renaudin's debut as a director.
"Verlaine" also represents Sonoma State University's contribution to the Year Of Languages, an initiative of the American Council for Teachers of Foreign Languages, as well as to National French Week, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French. Tickets are $12 general, $10 faculty, staff and $6 students and will be available at the door. FULL STORY
Service Awards Ceremony Set for Nov. 16
The Service Awards Ceremony, honoring those in the SSU community who retired or reached a service milestone during FY 2004-2005, is on Wednesday, Nov. 16, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Cooperage. Refreshments will be served.
Donations in the memory of campus architect Bruce Walker can be made to the St. John's Library/Resource/Arts Center building project, 208 Matheson St., Healdsburg, 95448 or the Walker Family Education Fund, Wells Fargo Bank, Healdsburg. The Senior Director of Planning, Design and Construction died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Healdsburg last Sunday. Dozens of SSU colleagues attended his funeral at St. John's Catholic Church last Friday.