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Huntington to present 'Royal Cricket of Japan'
 The
Huntington University Theatre Company will present “The Royal
Cricket of Japan” on April 12, 13, and 14. “The Royal Cricket of
Japan” is an engaging fantasy for children and adults. The story
follows the adventures of Osee, the Royal Cricket Keepers’ son, as
he journeys to find the Royal Cricket of Japan. Whoever holds the
Royal Cricket will become emperor, and Kuda, the Royal Executioner,
has a deceptive plan to gain control of the empire. Osee must shrink
down to the size of the smallest bug and encounter the Tumblebug,
Butterfly and even some Spiders as he searches for the Royal
Cricket.
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3Story® prepares young adults for evangelism
 Dr.
Dave Rahn, professor of youth ministries at Huntington University,
has collaborated with Youth for Christ to create a series of
materials for young adults focusing on how to build relationships
with Jesus Christ and their friends. The
program, titled “3Story®,” was first introduced to students at the
Youth for Christ DCLA conference in 2003 and 2006. DCLA is a
conference that is held in both Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles
for middle school and senior high students. The program proved to be
effective and had many students asking how they could take the
program back to their friends.
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Forester
Lecture Series to feature scientist
 Dr.
Henry F. Schaefer III, professor of chemistry at the University of
Georgia, will be featured in the Forester Lecture Series at 7 p.m.
on April 16 in the Zurcher Auditorium of the Merillat Centre for the
Arts. His presentation, titled “Big Bang, Stephen Hawking and God,”
will offer a Christian perspective on scientific theories of the
origin of the universe.
The event is
free and open to public. For more information about the Forester
Lecture Series, log on to
www.huntington.edu/fls/.
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Women's
auxiliary to present 'Ministry of Mime'
 The
Huntington University Women’s Auxiliary spring semester breakfast
will be held at 9 a.m. on April 14 at the Habecker Dining Commons.
“The
Ministry of Mime” will feature Kristie Worfel, adjunct professor at
Huntington University. Worfel, a mime artist, has studied under
master teachers Marcel Marceau, Tony Montanaro, Todd and Marilyn
Farley, and Stefan Niedzialkowski.
The cost of the
breakfast is $5.50. To make reservations, contact Barbara Fetters at
(260) 672-8333 or
bfetters@juno.com, Pat Jones
at the RichLyn Library at (260) 359-4061, or Linda McConnell at
(260) 356-3413 by April 11.
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Professors attend conference
On Feb. 15-16,
Dr. Del Doughty, professor of English, and Dr. Jack Heller,
assistant professor of English, accompanied four Huntington
University English majors to Taylor University-Upland to participate
in “Making Literature,” an undergraduate conference on literature
and writing. Brett Jenkins was invited to read several of her poems,
and Tracy Schwerin and Lilly Theiss presented papers on
“Housekeeping,” a novel by Marilynne Robinson. Kristi Thompson
presented two papers—one on Robinson’s work and the other on
Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. More than 70 students from colleges as
far away as Gordon and Messiah had papers accepted to the three-day
meeting.
On April 10,
Doughty will serve as a judge on the Indiana Arts Commission
Literature Review Panel. Doughty, who won a literature grant from
the IAC in 2001, will serve as a judge for the second time in the
past five years.
This Week in
Forester Action:
Baseball
(9-10, 3-1)
Beat IWU, 10-3, 2-0
Lost to IWU, 2-8
Defeated IWU, 7-1
Golf
Manchester Invitational
2nd place
Softball
(6-11, 1-3)
Defeated IIT, 2-1
Lost to IIT, 2-6
Beat by Tri-State, 3-7, 6-14
Defeated by Bethel, 1-2,
1-7
Athletes of the Week:
Lauren Davenport (track & field)
Spencer Batt (golf)
Athletics
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