Concordia covers up Nazi billboard tied to art grant
Artist Tilly Woodward protests a covered billboard from a $3,500 grant project along I-70 between St. Louis and Kansas City. A two panel image showing a Nazi soldier hanging a man and woman was blocked after local businesswoman Nancy Oetting and city officials raised concerns about German heritage and perceived Nazi support in Concordia. The signing company cited an immediate removal, arguing the piece was an affront to Jewish faith and public sensibilities.
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Ex-university president seeks Stardom as actor in horror film
Jack Frankel, ex-president of California State University Bakersfield and founder of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, quits academia at 61 to pursue acting. He trains at an actors’ workshop, auditions for commercials, and lands a role in the upcoming horror movie The Tomb, citing a desire for fun and fresh income. He notes the challenge of shedding a life of controlled restraint and embracing emotional expression on stage.
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Santa Monica Playhouse
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