Hailing from the Shimane prefecture of western Japan, four coiling serpents, a daring god of the storm and a candy-throwing fishing god shared an ancient Japanese tradition with University students and faculty.
Every year St. Patrick’s Day is an excuse to go out, wear green, and have a drink, or five.
Sitting on cushions onstage and listening to live, original music while watching a magical, rich story unfold is just a few of the novel features the audience attending “Arabian Nights” will be apart of, which is directed by Phillip Church and written by Mary Zimmerman.
Contributing writer Junette Reyes believes that students should be obligated to take a fundamental music theory course apart from the art credit we are required to satisfy.