- CHECK YOUR
INFO IN GENISYS!
Add/Drop is over and everyone should be settled in classes.
It's a good idea for you to go into GENISYS and check your
registration and financial aid information; also, be sure your
current address and phone number is correct.
If you find a problem please get in touch with
Suzanne (registration) or
Maryanne (student account).
- THEATRE
The Crucible opens next Thursday, October 13 at 8:00 p.m.
This production is the thesis project for Frank Hargreaves, Lynn
Kenny, Todd Metzker, Chris Nelson and Kendal Tuttle. Many
performance dates have already sold out, but there is still some
availability left for Thursday evenings as well as the Saturday
and Sunday Matinees. Don't miss your opportunity to see this
compelling production and support the students working on their
thesis projects.
Regent Theatre
is offering a new subscription series for the last 4 shows of
its 2005-2006 Season: Twelfth Night, Peer Gynt, The Imaginary
Invalid and How to Succeed in Business... The Regent Community
price is only $25.00.
The 15th Annual
One-Act Play Competition winning entry is Family Knots by Kahle
McCann, a third year Script and Screenwriting student at Regent.
This is Kahle’s third year in a row with a first or second place
entry. The Runner-up entry is Ruby Lee and Johnny by Shirley
Wilson. Both plays will be produced in the Theatre Department’s
annual One-Act Play Festival in February. Congratulations to
both winners!
|
 Turn
on a television, go to the movies, open a magazine, or go online
and you quickly notice that a person does not need a graduate
degree to become a successful actor, journalist, film director,
Internet blogger, or other variant of a media elitist.
A graduate degree can serve as
your passport to a wider range of job advancement opportunities.
Your time here may also shorten your professional learning
curve.
Nonetheless, that does not
sufficiently explain why many of you are attending Regent
University, does it? Our own research suggests that many of your
fellow students are here because they sense a personal calling
of the Lord to be here.
How do we discover the truth
about God’s calling on our lives?
First, it helps to understand
the lies we must confront.
Humanistic philosophies
permeate our culture with variations on the lie that the
successful person is the highly educated and talented
individualist who is able to manipulate others to fulfill that
person’s dreams and ambitions. Our media industries readily
entice us to believe that we are the stars at the center of our
own constellations of influence.
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