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Western Today for Wednesday, March 10
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Video contest

 

The winners of the Office of Admissions' Why Western? Video conference have been announced. The grand prize winning clip, shown here, was submitted by Chris Jespersen. To view the other winners, visit http://admissions.wwu.edu.

In the spotlight

Western Washington University’s Department of Theatre Arts will present “Two Gentlemen of Verona,” directed by WWU Theatre professor Maureen O’Reilly, from Apr. 22-25 and Apr. 28-May 2 in the Old Main Theater.

“Two Gentlemen of Verona” is one of Shakespeare’s earliest plays. While the original play takes place in Verona and Milan, the setting of this production is in the American West, where the values of a pioneering spirit and rugged individualism parallel those in the original play. The locales have been updated to include Verona, now set in Oklahoma, and Milan, now set in New Mexico, to support the Old West concept; and the cast of characters features cowboys, cattle ranchers, cowgirls and bar girls.

This array of characters is involved in a thought-provoking plot in which many of them make huge mistakes about love and friendship, but learn from these mistakes on the way to a happy ending.

“There is vitality...

Athletics news


Host and No.1 seed Western Washington University will play arch-rival and No.8 seed Central Washington in the final game of Friday's opening round at the West Regional of the NCAA Division II National Men's Basketball Tournament being held on Haggen Court at Sam Carver Gymnasium. The pairings were announced Tuesday morning.

The Vikings, 25-5 overall, are 13-1 at home this season. Central is 16-10. The contest is scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. tipoff.

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