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Look at Simple Things Deeply
Teaching Math
By Julia Countryman
The question is often raised, "Why should an art student study math?" Apart from the obvious, (because they have to), math strengthens knowledge, creates a framework for critical thinking and deepens the awareness of virtually every aspect of life. Read more...
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Heroes and Villains
The First School Dance
By Marcia Gawecki
 "Heroes and Villains" was the theme of the first dance held on Saturday night, Sept. 15 at the Children's Center on the edge of campus. Of the 100 students who packed the dance floor, few were dressed as shining super heroes amongst a dark crowd of villains. |
Faculty Art Show Rallies For Change
By Marcia Gawecki
 Throughout history, visual artists have used their images to rally for social change. Some famous images include Pablo Picasso's "Guernica," and Susan Crile's series of the Abu Graib prison. During the opening on Sept. 14, the visual arts faculty also brought social issues to the forefront, including gay families, technology takeover and "green" Indians. Read more... |
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Weekend Events:
Sunday, Sept 23:
9am Running Club
10:30am Beach Trip
12pm Creative Writing LACMA
AOC (Administrator on Call):
Bonnie Carpenter
Phone: 951-850-8245
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Parsons New School of Design
Wooing Idyllwild Arts
By Julia Countryman
It's rare that a top design school will travel 3000 miles to woo high school seniors, and ever rarer that one of the top three will arrive on campus during the first week of school because they want to be the first in line to grab the students' attention.
But then, not every school is Idyllwild Arts.
Read the story...
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Inter Arts Lecture Series Kicks Off
Artist Karyl Newman
By Julia Countryman
The Inter Arts department is pleased to announce the first installment of a continuing lecture series that according to department chair Nancy Popp, "is designed to bring accomplished and thought-provoking interdisciplinary artists to Idyllwild. We are honored to have Karyl Newman participate in this valuable series."
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Where Are They Now?
Celeste Headlee '87
By Darren Schilling
 Celeste Headlee is an award-winning journalist, appearing on NPR, PBS World, and other national networks. Until September of 2012, Celeste was the co-host of the national morning news show, The Takeaway from PRI and WNYC. Miss Headlee earned her Bachelor's Degree in Vocal Performance at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. She graduated with honors in 1993. Read the story.. |
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