Getting to the Art of the Matter: Part 2
Want to sell your car? Take a piano class. Interested in law school? Perhaps you should audition for “Guys and Dolls.” A fine arts degree can teach you so many useful skills. Part 2 features AJ Campbell (AA, ’05).
Hugh Martin On Three Great Lyric Passages
Hugh Martin was able to join us at the humanities festival and give a speech that touched the hearts and minds of those who attended.
Kate Bornstein – Demorest Keynote Speaker
Kate Bornstein, who signed my book “Auntie Kate,” was the Keynote Demorest speaker during the Casper College Humanities Festival.
“’Passing’ as a Writer: James Weldon Johnson and the Identity of the Artist”
I attended several events at the 2017 Casper College Humanities Festival, but one of the keynotes that stuck with me the most was Dr. Arielle Zibrak’s presentation, “’Passing’ as a Writer: James Weldon Johnson and the Identity of the Artist.”
“The Struggle For and Over Identity in Modern Europe”
Day two of Casper College’s Humanities Festival kicked off with an expert presentation from Erich Franklin, political science instructor at Casper College.
Tickets on Sale for Next Krampert Production
Tickets are now on sale for the next Casper College Theatre production, “The Rover,” a comedy which will take place on the McMurry Mainstage February 23 through March 5.
Getting to the Art of the Matter: Part 1
Want to sell your car? Take a piano class. Interested in law school? Perhaps you should audition for “Guys and Dolls.” A fine arts degree can teach you so many useful skills. Part 1 features Matthew Daily (’09).
Fiftieth Jazz Festival Features Three Headline Concerts
The Annual Kinser Jazz Festival at Casper College is celebrating its 50th year with three headliner artists: Grammy-nominated Kris Berg and the Metroplexity Big Band on Monday, Feb. 6; Grammy winner New York Voices on Tuesday, Feb. 7; and Grammy winner Terell Stafford with the Ben Markley Trio on Wednesday, Feb. 8. All three concerts will take place each night in the John F. Welsh Auditorium at Natrona County High School at 7.
Heath Goodall, Deaf Man “Wired” to Perform Feb. 3
Heath Goodall, Deaf Man “Wired” will be performing his one-man show in Durham Auditorium on Friday, Feb. 3 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. His presentation incorporates deaf poetry into stand-up comedy using no conventional signs to tell about his life experiences in the hearing world.
Honing His Skills: Retirement Offers Chance to Earn Associate Degree
In 1985, at the age of 64, Wendell Culbertson retired from Conoco, where he had worked for 36 years. Now 95, Culbertson recently spoke with his granddaughter, Becky Wise (AAS, 12’), about his life and time at CC.