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  You will always remember the first time you saw “Serenade” performed live. When I watched the School of Dance ballet program rehearse “Serenade” in the expansive basement studios of the Marriott Center for Dance, I was transported back to a warm summer night at the Vail Dance Festival in Colorado. As Tchaikovsky’s score echoed...

A program that mentors stock show kids with special needs students has been the brainchild of a Snyder High School senior.

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Turbo Cancer: Lymphoma and Leukemia Diagnosed in Pregnancy After COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination By Dr. William Makis, December 21, 2023 Haley Freeman is a young mother and a dedicated Pediatric Nurse and Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. Her husband Billy Freeman is a Firefighter and Paramedic. Both were mandated COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination to keep their jobs. Haley is 4 months pregnant with her second child and developed a large mass in her neck and chest – she was diagnosed with Stage 2 Non-Hodgkin’s

  Happy December y’all, you made it. It’s finally getting cold outside so break out those sweaters, ignore your finals for a few hours and curl up with these December recommendations. Films “For All Mankind“ Life becomes pretty mundane once you begin to understand the world around you. However, when watching the 1989 documentary “For...

  From the outside, Pho Tay Ho appears like an unassuming suburban home. Found on the corner of South Main Street and Quayle Avenue in Ballpark, it’s tucked away from the bustle of State Street. The only thing that reveals it as being anything besides a house is the lettering above the door that reads...

  This past April I was slated to write a review for “Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty,” a documentary by John de Graaf. I found my seat in the University of Utah’s College of Law theater and watched the film with the 20 other audience members. After the film had ended, we had a Q&A...

  The legacy of American ballet begins not in America, but in Russia. The year is 1904 and Georgiy Melitonovich Balanchivadze, better known as George Balanchine, is born. The son of a composer, Balanchine joined the Imperial Ballet School at age nine. Shortly after, he began to choreograph ballets and dance across Europe as a...

  Why talk when you can sing, and why sing when you can dance? Musicals and plays have been an integral part of entertainment inhabiting the theaters along Broadway in Manhattan, New York City, since the 1700s. Classic musicals like “Wicked” and, until its April 2023 closure, “The Phantom of the Opera” have brought countless...

  He’s the ginger with 14 No. 1 hits, five multi-platinum albums, and is no stranger to the iconic Wembley Stadium, where he has performed several record-breaking sold-out shows. Offstage, he had an unimaginable 2022: his wife was diagnosed with cancer months before giving birth to their second child, his best friend died unexpectedly and...