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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1998
Page
15
Virgo domestic security firming up patience needed. Libra avoid commitments that limit mind or body. Scorpio financial plans should go well today and tomorrow. Sagittarius ambitions advance if you ignore peripheral distractions. Capricorn fare better with a low profile and stay in touch with events. 1998 by NEA Inc.
Pulitzer winners and artists translate 12 classical works into contemporary English with four letter words and slang. The Penn Press project gathers 40 translators including Kizer Taylor and Raphael to make Euripides and Aristophanes readable for a new generation.
Stanford scholars at the 1998 International Conference on Bob Dylan praise his lasting impact on poetry and American culture. They compare his work to Keats and Eliot, note his outsider stance, and debate influences while acknowledging his relevance to baby boomers and modern thought.
Hood College hosts King's Dream a live performance and multimedia tribute to Dr Martin Luther King Jr in Rosenstock Auditorium at 7 30 p m on Jan 28 The free event features Joseph Patterson Charna White Stephen Wise and Stan Matthews and includes film footage illustrating civil rights era struggles for more information call 301 696 3800.
The National Theatre of the Deaf teams with Pilobolus Dance Theatre for a two act adaptation of Peer Gynt at Frederick's Weinberg Center on January 27 marking its 30th anniversary season. Deaf and hearing actors perform with signing puppets and visual music in a two hour fusion of sign language and spoken word. Tickets: $20 adults $15 students $10 children. balcony $15 $10 $8. Box office hours Mon-Fri 10 am-6 pm Sat 10 am-2 pm.
East Elmhurst resident Richie Schwartz earned prize status in bridge while building a track career. He led a Vanderbilt Knockout title team last year and placed second in the 1996 Spingold. In Albuquerque he finished 24th in the Life Master Pairs with Mark Lair, showcasing a dramatic hand where careful play turned a tough game into a winning run.
Costume designer Ingrid Price, former Frederick County resident, discusses her work on New York Undercover season four filmed June to December. She notes a shift to upscale settings like embassies and fancy clubs, while preserving Harlem street scenes, and cites production logistics near Chelsea Market and the meatpacking district.
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