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We have green cars, green clothing and green classes. The interior design program of the College of Visual Arts is incorporating sustainable themes and issues into classes in response to the shifting worldview. "Not only is this a timely topic, it's also part of our directive as a program," Johnnie Stark of the interior design faculty said. (0) comments
This weekend at NT, the organization Let Art Talk will promote diversity through its teachings of an old-world craft. Printmaking on bark cloth has been used in many countries around the world. The art will be introduced by Ugandan printmaker Fred Mutebi. (10) comments
Kil'n Time Studio and Gifts, a pottery and crafts shop, has recently been upgraded to a new look and new location at 721 Interstate 35E, suite 142, in Denton. Elizabeth Gourdie, an NT alumna who minored in ceramics, founded Kil'n Time in 2001. Two years later, the shop was purchased by mother-daughter duo Teresa Hunt and Hilarie Bruton. (0) comments
The two-week-long annual celebration of beer, brats and Bavaria comes to a close Sunday, marking the 175th Oktoberfest. "In Germany, if you say you are going to Oktoberfest, they know you are going to Munich," said Monika Campbell of the foreign language faculty. (0) comments
Latin sounds continue to echo from the Music Building every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening as the NT Mariachi Aguilas rehearses. The Mariachi Aguilas ensemble was started by Donna Emmanuel of the music faculty in spring 2004. Previously, Emmanuel had been at Michigan University, where she was involved in a mariachi program. (0) comments
