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Show February 25, 1997 The Dixie Sun Page 5 Accent Editor: Chaundra Stewart Shadowlands The sound of a pin drop would have rived the emotional tension, during the Feb. 19 opening of Dixie College's ShndouIamli, directed by Brent Hanson, and by the time the audience left the theater, there was barely a dry eye in the place. The acting was It is often difficult for a young actor to portray a character which much exceeds his years, but each cast member performed accurately. If the relationships are weakly established, this show can sing an audience to sleep, but the well-rehearse- d. love between Joy, played by Juliet Joy Hall, and Jack, played by Robert Roxburgh, left little to be desired. Another highlight of the show was Douglas, played by Bryan Stephenson, he portrayed a charming young gentleman and very impressive in his maturity. Aside from the dramatic element , the humor performed was precisely the antidote for the somberness. The only area lacking was the dialects. The characters of Jack and Warnie Lewis were mastered in their English localism, but otherwise, the jargon was e sometimes lost and left viewers cringing during the actor's strain to regain it. The principal theme of the play is shadows, as introduced through an actual quote from C.S. Lewis, at the opening of the play. The set, designed by Boyd Wolz, allowed for visual mid-scen- is an Artful Success Dixie College's successful production of Slnnlowhiiuis , which ran Feb. the romance and tragedy between these two characters unfolded. selections were arranged, and embellished the moments. Not only was it a show about a magical author, but an effulgent love, and was an experience of several forms of art exquisitely arranged plete to the last detail. The men all looked respectable. The make-u- p was also impressive. I am a sap for classical music anyway, but I would see the show multiple times just to experience it. The maximization of the subject, awash in whitepaint the set was built at angles, and provided shadowed figures through the production. The costumes, designed by Paula Trimpey were beautiful. Joy's outfits were com Audiences left crying as 19-2- ter Sponsored by Student Support Services Meet with a recruiter from Weber State University Open Registration for Spring Quarter began Feb 24 If students don't want to wait in lines at the Office of Admissions and Records, then the other options for registering include using the Telephone Internet. The last Registration System, the On Access program in the computer labs, or even over the two options were recently put into place, and provide students with an even easier way to register for classes. 25th, 1997 Tuesday, February 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Transfer Center Academic Support Center The program known as fin Access" is available from all of the computer labs and can be found in needs is their Social Security number and their pin number, which is their they change building If you have any questions or would like to make an appointment stop by the Academic Support Center, Office 120 as an icon under "Miscellaneous Programs" When accessing this program, Windows it, it. on-li- ne date of birth until This program is powerful in that it lets students visually see their schedule as they are and they are allowed to choose from only classes which are sle of trying to register an all the student Open which avoids the has- for closed classes Other options include performing a degree audit (it's like advisor), getting grades, or changing your pin number The internet version of this program can be accessed by surfing on over to "wwwdixieedu," clicking on "Enrollment & Costs" and choosing "Admissions 6 Records" Then all you have to do is find the class you want using the "Course Schedule" option and access from home, you can also download click-o- it. If you have internet the "On Access" program which will give you even wait in line77? greater flexibility With these options available, why |
