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Northwestern’s 10-member touring theatre company will perform “Faith & Folly: Old Testament Stories on Stage,” scripted verbatim from Scripture, in Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin during the college’s spring break, March 7–15.
Thrown ceramic tea bowls created by Ian Dudley, a senior majoring in art and writing, will be on display Feb. 22 through March 5 in Te Paske Gallery.
Northwestern’s Symphonic Band will present a concert on Friday, Feb. 26, at 7:30 p.m. in Christ Chapel.
Thrown ceramic tea bowls created by Ian Dudley, a senior majoring in art and writing, will be on display Feb. 22 through March 5 in Te Paske Gallery.
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Administrator to speak at international forum
Dr. Kim Case, associate dean for student development and student programs, will serve as a presenter for a session at the International Forum on Christian Higher Education.
Northwestern's Red Raider Club will induct three alumni into its Athletic Hall of Fame and recognize its 2009 coach of the year and Barnabas Award recipients on Feb. 20.
Earl James' planned visit to Northwestern College Feb. 8-10 has been postponed due to illness.
Richard Sowienski and Weston Cutter from Northwestern's English faculty will be featured in the next edition of the Deep Song Reading series on Feb. 15.
Kim Case, associate dean for student development and student programs, has earned a doctoral degree from Azusa Pacific University.
Chris Heuertz, author of “Simple Spirituality: Learning to See God in a Broken World,” will be a guest speaker in chapel services Feb. 15-16.
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