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Show Campus neighbors express concerns 'Fast Forward' about noise, trash from students Continued from page 10 Continued from page 9 We are very glad to live next to Westminster. We consider it an asset and we consider ourselves part of the family, said Phillips. We take walks across the to go to school or visit the dorms, but we dont all get to leave at the end of the day. campus and even eat in the cafeteria. "We are very glad to live next to Visit The Forum's New Web site Westminster. We consider it an asset and we consider ourselves part of the family." lecture-de- www.thewestminsterforum.com Tim Phillips Sugar House Resident Jacobsmeyer said that she really just hopes for respect from the students. I want them to realize that people actually live here all the time, she said. Its fun this piece is intelligent as well as emotional. The final piece of the show is a restaging of Alicia Sanchezs If My Right Hand Would Say What My Left Hand Thought, inspired by the writings of American author Paul Auster. The work features spoken dialogue between the dancers and combines elements of both theatre and dance. It was first commissioned by Ririe Woodbury in 2005. The Ririe Woodbury Dance Company was founded in 1964. Since it began, the company has been dedicated to furthering dance through both education and performance. According to the companys Web site, it serves more than 35,000 students each year with th dance residencies and performances at the Capitol Theatre. (Puzzle solutions are available there!) monstrations, in-dep- The company was voted Best Local Dance Company by City Weekly readers. Other praise includes the New York Times, which called the company s recent tour to New York City one of the ten best dance events of the year. Fast Forward will run Sept. 20-- 22 at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $15 for students and seniors and $30 for the general public. Tickets can be purchased by calling 355-ARor online at www.artix.org. For more information about Fast Forward and the Ririe Woodbury Dance company, visit www.ririewoodbury.com. TS Across 1 Cutoff 4 Aeneid 8 To and 11 Roof B.Toklas 12 14 Appeal 15 Dill seed 16 Jamborees 17 18 20 22 23 24 28 30 31 33 Expel Majestically Hateful Age Affirmative vote Egg holders Retrieve Mollusk Gazelles Adolescent Macaw Fuse together 35 36 37 Dig 38 Shade trees 39 Goal 40 Brink 41 Porters 42 Locomotive type 45 Saddle horses 47 Disease 48 49 52 55 57 60 62 63 64 65 controller Wildebeest Watering hole Tem Revolves Thought Transported, as gas Workspace Perjurer Fling General knowledge studies Copyright 66 Allow 67 Not daughters 68 My (Fr.) 2007 PuzzleJunction.com Cereal grain Challenge Compass point Combreads Caustics Some 10 11 13 14 Down 19 21 Hermit 2 Gr. letter 3 Conservation 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 organization (Abbr.) Young bird Performed on stage Cooking additive Swindle Grippe Thing, in law 25 Moth-eate- n 26 Conditions 27 Sp. ladies (Abbr.) 28 Craze 29 Wife of Hagar the Horrible 30 Single 31 Spirit 32 More anile 34 Fir, for example 36 Espouses 37 E. state (Abbr.) 38 Golfer Ernie 41 Meet 43 Sweetener 44 Ostrich relative 46 Electrodes 49 Cubic meter 50 Blighters 51 Queries 53 Old records (Abbr.) 54 56 57 58 llgVh Sick Expire 59 Consume 61 In favor of 12 VOLUME XU: ISSUE 3 Mouth parts Garden man SEPTEMBER 18, 2007 |
