Fear onstage at Pine Cone coffeehouse March 17
An arts feature invites readers to a Pine Cone restaurant basement coffeehouse on March 17 at 7 p.m. The piece reflects on stage fear, the discipline behind performance, and the moment when a performer feels the universe unfold. Assessing fear, craft, and the shared thrill of audience recognition, it promises a night where fear is overcome.
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Isaac Stern
Mom
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Calling cards and Napoleon sleeves history
The piece traces calling cards from elite social use to business contact tools in the early 20th century. It attributes a sleeve button invention to Napoleon after he saw a soldier wipe his nose on his jacket, ordering new coats to prevent it.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
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Tumbler Ridge college pledges service after Quintette mine closure
Northern Lights College will keep its Tumbler Ridge campus open offering Adult Basic Education, ESL, and continuing education despite the Quintette coal mine shutdown. Board chair Bernice Greengrass notes anticipated visitor increases as families seek guidance, with short term employment training plans and a long term online learning lab project.
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Northern Lights College
Tumbler Ridge
Quintette
Bernice Greengrass
Lucinda Lindsay
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