As a prelude to the production, the Earlham community was treated to a convocation focused on the class and gender conventions in opera in general and in The Marriage in Figaro in particular. Earlham also provided students with complimentary tickets to the performance. Living the Vida Loca . . . Through Amigos Richmond Latino Center, students work alongside Earlham faculty teaching English classes to the ever-increasing population of Latinos who are settling in Richmond. I've never heard of . . .
Quakers are alive and teaching . . .
In early March a PBS film crew videotaped about nine hours of footage in various religion and philosophy classes at Earlham and the Earlham School of Religion. Dance the night away . . . Be part of Dance Alloy, one of the most-awaited shows on campus. Culminating each semester the Earlham community is thrilled by this student-produced performance of various kinds of dance, ranging from swing to personal interpretations to traditional dance and even belly dancing. Students of any dance background can feel safe expressing themselves in this experimental performance.