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Photo by Pamela
Gill Birthday bash Grenfell theatre alumni Michael Payne, (L), and professor emeritus David Freeman belted out Brush Up Your Shakespeare during Their Exits and Their Entrances: An Entertainment in Words and Music for the Birthday of William Shakespeare, held recently at Grenfell College. The show, devised and directed by Dr. Freeman, was held in the Fine Arts Theatre in support of the Harlow Travel Fund and to celebrate Shakespeare's birthday, April 23. Those taking part included Maurice Good, Ken Livingstone, Michael Payne, Peggy Perry, Edna Hodgett, Martin Ware, Ken Jacobsen, Dana Puddicombe, Samantha Abbott, Jane Maggs, Gregory House, Lois Sherlow, Nancy Gautsche and Ivan Emke. |
Monday, May 5
Health seminar — The Division of Community Health, Faculty
of Medicine, seminar series continues with Dr. Catherine Donovan, Regional
Medical Health Officer, and chair, Provincial Wellness Advisory Council,
who will speak on the topic Wellness in Newfoundland and Labrador: Opportunities
and Challenges, from 12-1 p.m. in room 2J619. For further information
please contact Yamuna Kutty, 777-6652.
Thursday, May 8
Lecture — Dr. Don McCabe, professor of Management, Rutgers
University, will deliver a lecture titled Promoting Academic Integrity
in a Community of Learners. Dr. McCabe will discuss the implications of
his current study of student integrity in Canadian and U.S. universities.
Registration is required. Please register by e-mailing instrdev@mun.ca
or by calling the Instructional Development office at 8629, and providing
your name, department, and e-mail address. The lecture takes place in
room AA-1043, Arts and Administration Bldg. (annex), from 10-11:30 a.m.
Friday, May 9
Annual spring convocation, Sir Wilfred Grenfell College session
Monday, May 12
Lectures begin, intersession and 14-week spring semester
Deadline for fees payment, spring semester (14-week courses, intersession
and summer session)
Tuesday, May 13
Regular meeting of the Senate
Monday, May 19
Last day to add courses for intersession
ONGOING
ST. JOHN’S
The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde, produced
the Shakespeare By The Sea Festival, will play May 9-11 at the Reid Theatre
at 8 p.m. plus a matinee performance on May 11 at 1 p.m. The Reid Theatre
is located in the Arts and Administration building of Memorial University
on Elizabeth Avenue. (Free parking available for all shows.) Tickets available
at the door or in advance by calling the Arts and Culture Centre box office
at 729-3900.
Due to high snow levels and field centre construction, the opening of
the MUN Botanical Garden for the 2003 season has been
delayed until Monday, May 12. Friends of the Garden are advised that the
trails are still snow-covered and inaccessible. The Garden will open daily
from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Also, the Botanical Garden spring clean-up, originally
scheduled for April 26, has been postponed. Friends of the Garden will
be notified of a new date at a later time.
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