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It has recently been disclosed to students at the University of Idaho that graduation ceremonies in individual colleges are no longer permitted and will not be held. Instead, the UI administration has decreed that there will be one, and only one, ceremony. This will take place at the Kibbie Dome, and will include all students graduating from all colleges in the university. The individual colleges were given no choice nor permitted any input in this matter: it was decided upon in (evidently) private meetings, and the colleges and departments were notified only after the decision had been made. Once more, our esteemed administration has managed to make a decision that, while involving and affecting hundreds of university students, does not remotely address our needs, desires or best interests. This decision was made because far too many students were attending their college ceremonies and not the university ceremony, resulting in less-than-desired attendance at the latter. Naturally, this was and is unacceptable to the powers that be, for its unflattering appearance to the media, the state and the public — Genyce Hansen, UI Argonaut.
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Tunepics, it's more like Instagram with a soundtrack. The first social network to connect multiple senses, combining both sound and vision, with the hope to create nostalgia and trigger memories for the user. Beautifully designed by the innovate7 team, built by mega agency AKQA, (the team behind NIKE's technological prowess), and already supported by a long list of the hottest celebrities around, this app has all the right ingredients in the mix.
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Over this past weekend, May 10-11, 150 programmers, entrepreneurs, graphic designers and industry experts came together to build tech that could solve relevant problems in fashion & retail. It all started with a chat with the British Fashion Council, AllSaints and Mary Katrantzou – clarifying details on how the industry works, and inspiring teams to strive towards solutions that could be applied in the immediate future.
After working for 24 hours through the night, many going without much sleep, 30 teams submitted their ideas for judging – a 3-hour-long process that boiled it all down to five top teams. You will see the best ideas on the stage today. With your help, we'll select the audience pick and the overall winner, which will be flown to San Francisco by AllSaints to meet with top industry players, and have its tech implemented globally by AllSaints, online and in store.
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After touching down for all of 8 hrs after SXSW, we hopped on the Eurostar to continue our European Meetup tour! First stop Paris, with the support of our local host Celine Lippi, Co-Founder of Fashion Capital Partners. With a full house at the newly opened Le Numa, it was time to discuss the ins and outs of the ever growing omni-channel.
Kicking off with an opening keynote from Google's Pauline Butor who told us an astonishing five billion queries regarding fashion and beauty are made through Google every month! She went on to demonstrate the vast amount of Google tools available to fashion brands, that can help them gather data and create content. Talking us through last years hugely successful Topshop Fashion Week campaign, which used live hangouts to create another layer of content and a live view of a model's runway walk.
Next both iVentures Consulting and DemandWare discussed how to improve customer experience, with the connection between both physical and digital stores. iVentures Consulting gave us a preview of their eShopper Index, which brands came up top digitally? The top 5 included Zalando, Zappos, Amazon, NET-A-PORTER and Gap.
Fusalp, Vilebrequin & l'Exception debated best practices; rethinking retail with smart shopping experiences, digital windows and customer touchpoints, with a gentle reminder that at the heart of all these tech innovations still remains the physical product and of course the consumer!
The evening closed with 3 startup pitches; Shop'n'Brag, a mobile shopping app that seems to do just about everything, with augmented reality features and deal finders rolled into one; HappyBeacon, allowing retailers to interact directly with the consumer through push notifications and our final startup Bodi.me, joining the fight against returns by letting the consumer try on clothes virtually.
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Smaller theaters are thinking big, getting first dibs on new works
"Democracy. " "The History Boys. " "Shining City. " "Blackbird. " "The Lieutenant of Inishmore. " "I Am My Own Wife. " "Well. " What do these...
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Upcoming debutsHere are dates for some of the regional debuts of touted Broadway and other plays coming soon to smaller local theaters:
ArtsWest, West Seattle: "I Am My Own Wife" by Doug Wright, May 14-June 1; "Well" by Lisa Kron, Jan. 21-Feb. 15, 2009; "The History Boys" by Alan Bennett, March 4-29, 2009 (www.artwest.org or 206-938-0339).
Seattle Public Theater, Greenlake: "End Days" by Deborah Zoe Laufer, Jan. 29- Feb. 22 (www.seattlepublictheater.org or 206-524-1300).
State Theatre, Olympia: "The Shining City" by Conor McPherson, now through May 17 (www.harlequinproductions.org or 360-786-0151).
"Democracy." "The History Boys." "Shining City." "Blackbird." "The Lieutenant of Inishmore." "I Am My Own Wife." "Well."
What do these plays have in common? All were recent, nonmusical hit plays on London and New York stages, and have won or been nominated for major American (Tony Award, Pulitzer Prize) and/or British (Olivier Award) honors.
Oh, and one other thing.
Despite kudos elsewhere, these scripts — by writers famous (Martin McDonagh) and lesser-known (Christopher Shinn) — have not yet been seen at any of Seattle's three largest professional playhouses — Seattle Repertory Theatre, ACT Theatre or Intiman Theatre. And several were (or will be) produced on a quite modest scale at much smaller local companies, or at local colleges and universities.
Used to be the big houses swiftly snapped up the plays with the greatest national buzz. But that has palpably shifted in recent seasons.
Example: Alan Bennett's "The History Boys" was acclaimed on Broadway and London's West End, and earned a 2006 Tony Award. The seriocomic play about striving British schoolboys and their unorthodox teacher seemed a shoo-in for a future Seattle Rep season.
And which company is presenting the Seattle premiere? Much to my own surprise, ArtsWest, a modest-sized (but ambitious and alert) West Seattle cultural hub.
ArtsWest is also producing the local debuts of the Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway hit "I Am My Own Wife," and in 2008-09, "History Boys" and recent Tony nominee "Well" by Lisa Kron.
Meanwhile, the scrappy Seattle Public Theater has introduced Off Broadway hits on its small-scaled stage at the Bathhouse Theatre, including Kenneth Lonergan's "Lobby Hero" and Richard Greenberg's "Three Days of Rain." Next season, SPT will mount Deborah Zoe Laufer's award-winning black comedy "End Days." Meanwhile, in Olympia, Harlequin Productions presents the area debut of Conor McPherson's Broadway success, "Shining City." And last year the University of Washington staged a student version of "Our Lady of 121st Street" — the first local production of a play by the very hot New York writer Stephen Adly Guirgis.
So what's the problem? As long as heavily touted plays get done sometime, somewhere, in the near vicinity, does it matter where?
Of course it does.
But before pondering why, let's consider the often-complex, decidedly unscientific process of how the regional theaters select the scripts they stage.
How it's done
The basics: The biggest regional theaters in a large city usually get first dibs on any contemporary hit play, because they can: 1) pay higher royalties to the author, 2) perform to larger audiences and 3) summon up more resources (financial and artistic) for the production.
Fine, but there can be complications. First of all, the rights to a touted new drama may be in limbo for years due to an extended New York run. Or held up by a planned national tour (which likely will not make it up to the northwest corner of the country). Or a pending movie or TV version.
When the rights are available, there's still the matter of taste — which there is no accounting for and never will be. Even if audiences and critics elsewhere lapped up the play, and the playwright won a mantel full of awards, the artistic honchos at the Rep, ACT or Intiman may simply not like it.
If they do, the next big concerns are financial. Many is the time that a major Seattle theater paying professional wages has passed on a play because the size of the cast, amount of scenery and number of technicians added up to a budget-buster. (Such fiscal concerns were a factor in the loss of numerous once-vital, mid-sized professional companies — Empty Space, Group Theatre, Bathhouse Theatre and Alice B. Theatre.)
There's also the behind-the-scenes financial pressure on artistic directors to conjure some magical "balance" in a season. It's a dubious attempt to control fate, but there's still pressure to schedule just the right mix of comedy and tragedy, classics and new works, familiar authors and obscure ones, riskier ventures (including world premieres of untried scripts) — a formula that would (theoretically) keep subscribers happy and pump up the box office.
Small and fringe troupes have fiscal worries too, but greater flexibility. Royalties on an acclaimed play will cost them less, the actors will earn less and the expectations audiences have in terms of production values may be lower. With lower financial stakes, a smaller theater can risk putting more of its own spin on a script, and there's a nice shot of prestige (and boost to ticket sales) if you're the first spot in town to snag a much-publicized work.
But what about the audience? Is "History Boys" going to be as good at ArtsWest as it might have been at ACT or Seattle Rep?
Seeing it will certainly be cheaper: The top ticket to the Rep is $59 these days (with assorted discounts for seniors, young people and subscribers). The best seat in the house at ArtsWest? $29.
Here's the rub: Can a smaller company match the artistic level of an A-class production at Intiman, the Rep or ACT?
Yes, with luck, pluck and creativity. And no, if the demands of the script are simply beyond a company's grasp.
The "little guys"
Consider "The History Boys." It requires a large crew of very well-trained, gifted and boyish male actors who can rip through the fast-paced, erudite dialogue and ace the South Yorkshire accents. Though one wishes ArtsWest well, the company's artistic record with larger plays is spotty.
On the other hand, Seattle Public Theater did a bang-up job on the smaller-cast "Lobby Hero." And the advanced drama students at University of Washington and Cornish College for the Arts, under their teachers' tutelage, have given first-rate interpretations of challenging new fare.
Now, with our larger theaters concentrating more on hatching new plays, and doing more (and more elaborate) classic dramas, maybe it's fine that the "little guys" are taking up the slack.
But our fringe troupes are in a great position to scout and take more risks on edgy young talent, and one hopes they grab that mandate. I also can't help but wish the Rep or ACT had a swing at "History Boys" first. And who should get first dibs on such current sensations as Pulitzer Prize-winner "August: Osage County" by Tracy Letts, Off Broadway's "Blackbird" by David Harrower and M. Elizabeth Osborn Award-winner "Gee's Bend" by Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder? I hope they wind up on whichever stage can truly do them justice.
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ORISKANY, N.Y. (WKTV) - The defending Class D champion Westmoreland football team clinched a spot in the postseason after a last minute win over Oriskany, 28-22 Saturday at Bernie Block Field. Read More »
H.S. Football:Dolgeville avenges 2011 sweep by Westmo
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Dolgeville football team earned a measure of revenge on Westmoreland Saturday, beating the Bulldogs 20-18. Read More »
H.S. Football:Westmo wins rare Sunday game
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland football team won their 2012 home opener, 7-6 over Pulaski on a rare Sunday. Read More »
Some high school football games postponed due to weather
(WKTV) - Because of the severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado watches in effect Saturday afternoon, two area high schools postponed their football games and another suspended play at halftime. Read More »
H.S. Baseball: N.Y. Mills pounds Westmoreland
NEW YORK MILLS, N.Y. (WKTV) - The NY Mills baseball team had big innings in the second and fifth, beating Westmoreland 13-2 Thursday. Read More »
Girls Basketball: Mills starts slow, still tops Westmo
NEW YORK MILLS, N.Y. (WKTV) - The NY Mills girls basketball team rebounded from a slow start Saturday and beat Westmoreland 44-14 at Beekman Gym. Read More »
Oriskany downs Westmoreland
ORISKANY, N.Y. (WKTV) - In what was likely the only area boys basketball game played on Friday night, the Oriskany Redskins beat Westmoreland 60-38. Read More »
Boys Basketball: Cooperstown runs all over Westmo
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Cooperstown boys basketball team improved to 2-0 with an 82-47 win at Westmoreland Friday night. Read More »
Boys Basketball:Marauders rally past Bulldogs
NY MILLS, N.Y. (WKTV) - After trailing by three at the half, NY Mills went on a 23-5 run en route to a 58-44 opening night win over Westmorland on Wednesday. Read More »
H.S. Football: Bennett runs all over Westmo in regionals
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs' state final four drought continues as the 'Dawgs fell 55-34 in the Class D regional Saturday to Tioga. Read More »
H.S. Football: Westmo beats Dolgeville for section title
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The Westmoreland Bulldogs beat Dolgeville 20-7 in the Section III Class D championship Friday at the Carrier Dome. Read More »
Westmoreland Bulldogs Marching Band celebrates championship
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - It is a special evening for many students, teachers and parents in Westmoreland, not only did the football team win Friday at the Carrier Dome, but the school's marching band is taking a victory lap of sorts as well. Read More »
H.S. Football:Top seeded Bulldogs tame Tigers
CENTRAL SQUARE, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs continued their undefeated season Friday night, beating Onondaga 45-28 in the Section III Class D semifinals. Read More »
H.S. Football: Westmo rolls to playoff win, will meet Onondaga
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs, the top seeded team in the Section III Class D playoffs, beat Cato-Meridian 42-22 Saturday in the quarterfinals. Read More »
Boys Soccer: Westmoreland shuts out Waterville
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland football teams isn't the only sports program grabbing headlines. The boys soccer team is having a great season and on Tuesday won their 12th game of the season by beating Waterville 5-0. Read More »
H.S. Football: Westmo wins Class D East, blows out Dolgeville
DOLGEVILLE, N.Y. (WKTV) - In what was expected to be a close game to close out the regular season, Westmoreland won the Class D East title with a 33-0 blowout win at Dolgeville. Read More »
Westmoreland at Oriskany (10/8/11)*
ORISKANY, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs took on the Oriskany Redskins in the "Battle of Cider Street Game." Read More »
H.S. Football: Westmo, Dolgeville prepare for showdown
WKTV - This Saturday there will be more on the line than just the Class D East title when Westmoreland visits Dolgeville. Read More »
H.S. Football: Westmo rolls, sets up big game with Dolgeville
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs held up their end, beating Oriskany 59-20 Saturday in the Battle of Cider Street, setting up a huge matchup next Saturday at Dolgeville. Read More »
H.S. Football: Westmo stays perfect, runs over Mills
NEW YORK MILLS, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs kept their undefeated record intact Saturday, scoring three touchdowns in the first quarter and rolling to a 49-8 win in Class D East action. Read More »
Bulldogs edge West Canada at home
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - In a game that featured no scoring in the first quarter, Westmoreland hung on to beat Class D East rival West Canada Valley 14-13 Saturday. Read More »
Westmo dominates Waterville in brutal heat
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - If you thought that Westmoreland football was heading for a rough season, think again as the Bulldogs, playing back down in Class D, opened their 2011 campaign with a 42-6 drubbing over Waterville. Read More »
H.S. Baseball:Westmoreland tops Sauquoit in extras
SAUQUOIT VALLEY, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland Bulldogs beat Sauquoit Valley 10-6 in extra innings on Tuesday. Read More »
PHOTOS:Boys Volleyball Semifinals - Westmoreland at Sauquoit (3/3/11)*
SAUQUOIT, N.Y. (WKTV) - Sauquoit Boys Volleyball took on the Westmoreland Bulldogs in the sectional semifinal game. Sauquoit won the match in three games. FanView Reporter Kevin Montano took photos. Read More »
Boys Basketball:Westmo hangs on to beat Adirondack
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Westmoreland boys basketball team enjoyed being back on their home court Friday, beating Adirondack 68-63 Friday night. Read More »
Boys Basketball: Colburn surpasses 1,000 pts in Westmo win
CLINTON, N.Y. (WKTV) - Westmoreland senior Jason Colburn broke the 1,000 point barrier on a reverse lay in during the first quarter of the Bulldogs' 72-40 win Saturday over Oriskany. Read More »
Boys Basketball:Mills completes season sweep of Westmo
NEW YORK MILLS, N.Y. (WKTV) - They just keep on winning. The NY Mills Marauders improved to 13-0 overall with a 59-40 win over Westmoreland on Monday night. Read More »
Girls Basketball:Cooperstown continues to roll
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - Cooperstown used a 15-4 run in the 4th quarter to pull away and beat Westmoreland 48-25 on Friday night. Read More »
Boys Basketball:Westmoreland holds off Oriskany
ORISKANY, N.Y. (WKTV) - Jason Colburn netted 30 points as Westmoreland held off Oriskany to win 53-46 on Monday night. Read More »
Boys Basketball:NY Mills runs past Westmoreland
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - NY Mills used two big runs to get past Westmoreland 66-42 on Thursday night. Read More »
Westmoreland drops hockey
WESTMORELAND, N.Y. (WKTV) - Westmoreland has dropped their hockey program. The team had players from Adirondack, Oriskany, VVS, Oneida, and Rome Catholic for this season but due to lack of numbers they had to officially fold the team. Read More »
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