61. Inciting Drama Inciting drama. the incessant praise Seattle receives for embracing different genres of music, its lack clubs that have ventured to have a regular or even semi http://archives.thedaily.washington.edu/2000/101100/O4.IncitingDr.html

The University of Washington Student Newspaper Wednesday, October 11, 2000 What do you think of this story? Voice your opinion and give us FeedBack Write a letter to the editor Apply to Work at The Daily Submit a story idea Inciting drama Omari Taylor Despite the incessant praise Seattle receives for embracing different genres of music, its lack of hip-hop venues and support of hip-hop in general is surprisingly low. Disgustingly low, even. Which brings me to the recent shooting, around 3 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23. Guns were fired in a parking lot within the vicinity of the Bohemian Cafe, resulting in five people injured, three of them seriously, in as many seconds. The Bohemian is a nightclub that just happens to located in Pioneer Square, which, despite heavy police patrolling, is still notorious for violent incidents. As a matter of fact, the shooting occurred shortly after the police van pulled away. Later that afternoon, Schell used the shooting to fuel his never-ending crusade to get music that he and others like him find objectionable out of the city. Blame for the shooting, was, true to form, placed squarely on the Bohemian Cafe, or, more accurately, the people who patronize it. Schell wasted no time whatsoever in condemning the easiest scapegoats on hand. He said in a speech (where several Pioneer Square business people were present as well), "This was something that got out of control because of an event at a club. Hip-hop music generated the type of excitement, after hours, at 3 in the morning, 3:08 to be precise, and the police were on it right away - but it has to do with a recipe of alcohol and guns and the wrong kind of music at the wrong time of day that resulted in this tragedy. It's not something that we can accept in this community."

62. National Central University - World Wide Web drama Club, 878006, JuDe Building. There are musical clubs, sports clubs, dance clubs , etc . Chinese music Club, 879207, Yo-Yi Building-207. http://www.ncu.edu.tw/eng2/student/acts.php

- BACK - - NEXT - - Chinese Traditional - Chinese Simplified ¢I HOME About NCU Students Admission / Course ... Useful Link ¡D Academic Calendar ¡D Academic Application Form ¡D Student Support Information ¡D Office of Student Affairs ¡D Student Activities ¡D Accommodation ¡D Dining ¡D Recreation ¡D Health services ¡D Transportation ¡D Part time job ¡DStudent Activities Student Organizations I n order to encourage student self-government and cooperation in teamwork, NCU is glad to and generous in supporting dozens of extracurricular student clubs. The administration of Division of Student Activities ( http://osa.adm.ncu.edu.tw/club/home.php ) administers these students' organizations and offers three kinds of subsidies : Sponsorship for clubs : NT$7000 for first-rate clubs, NT$5000 for grade-A clubs, NT$3500 for grade-B clubs are granted each semester. Bonus supports for clubs with the best records : NT$4000 for first-rate clubs and NT$2000 for grade-A clubs are granted in the first semester. Special funding : Subsidy is offered for large-scale artistic and cultural activities, winter and summer vacation camps, and school anniversary celebrations.

63. Craft, Music And Drama, Local Interest, Social, Charities And Voluntary Classes, 07956156866, We are a non-profit drama group for sing a variety of popular and light music (unison and perform several times a year at clubs, retirement homes http://www.thisiseltham.co.uk/leisure1.php

Shops and Businesses Pubs, Restaurants and Take-Aways Hotels, Guesthouses, Bed and Breakfast in Eltham, Motttingham and New Eltham Estate and Lettings Agents in SE9 ... Links Advertise for new members for your club here Leisure If YOUR club isn't here email the webmaster with details and we will list you FREE. Our only criteria for free listings are that it mustn't be commercial and it must be based in SE9. Community Centres Middle Park Community Centre 150 Middle Park Avenue Eltham SE9 5SD Phone: 020 8850 2638 Vibrant, very busy community centre very well used by all members of the community. We have 2 brand new mini buses for hire by local groups £45 per day plus fuel. Some space for hire. Massive amount of activities for all the community. Activities and residentials for young people during all school holidays. Breakfast and after school clubs, youth drop in, girls only group, parent and toddler group, toy library and loads, loads more. Email: middleparkcc@fsmail.net Back to top Crafts British Sugarcraft Guild Office No 6 Wellington House Messeter Place Eltham London SE9 5DP Phone: 020 8859 6943 Interested in cake decorating. Then contact the British Sugarcraft Guild on 020 8859 6943 for your nearest club or visit our website www.bsguk.org

64. Education News & Resources At The Times Educational Supplement As a music specialist, I d be delighted to find class teachers and drama clubs doing more music outside the set music lesson ! Post a message. http://www.tes.co.uk/staffroom/thread.asp?id=18110&threadID=61787&threadPage=1

65. In Memory Of Randy De Boer A Christian, private, Pre12 school providing excellent opportunities in academics, drama, sports, and clubs. http://www.lyncs.org

Lynden Christian School Schools Students Parents Teachers ... Home Home School Information Mission Statement Admissions Endowment Fund ... Employment Updated K12 Planet Info K12 Planet FAQ High School Exam Schedule June 2004 In Memoriam Randy De Boer Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master's happiness! Memorial Service scheduled for Friday, June 11, 4 pm at Sonlight Community Church. Lynden Christian School

66. Chilton County High School, Home Of The Tigers Chilton County High School is located in Clanton, Alabama. It is a class 5A school that ranges from grades 912. CCHS has around 800 students currently attending. Students are offered a wide range of courses from basic English to subjects like drama, Psychology, and Foreign Language. Students can also join a wide variety of clubs. http://www.scott.net/~cchs/

67. Index Stomping ground for local drama clubs. See a seating plan, read about how to hire the auditorium and details of groups who use the venue. http://www.hydefestivaltheatre.org.uk/

Seating Plan Sponsors Links Theatre Hire ... Contact Us The building itself dates from the early years of cinema which was its original function with a billiard hall in the upstairs room. In 1953, after much sweat and toil, it was opened as the Festival Theatre to mark the Festival of Britain celebrations. The age of the building means there is always work to be done and recently the Festival Association which runs the theatre has started to carry out improvements which so far have included a complete rewire of the stage lighting, redecorating the auditorium, foyer, and stairway up to the bar area, redecorating the bar and dressing room areas and other sundry items. Like many other organisations we are now looking to the Lottery and other funding bodies to help with further projects. We have recently completed the refurbishment of the auditorium seating at a cost of £7,500. Part of this cost has been met by our seat sponsorship scheme. It is still possible to sponsor a seat and if you feel you can help in this area please contact us at info@hydefestivaltheatre.org.uk

68. Index2 Hosts amateur productions. Contains history, production schedule and synopsis, prices, seating plan, facilities, location and contact details, including details for local players and drama clubs. http://www.playhousetheatre.co.uk/

We welcome you to The Playhouse Theatre web site Our address is Market Street West, Preston, Lancashire. PR1 2HB Our telephone number is 01772-252288 "The home of amateur theatre in Preston since 1949" Celebrating over 50 years of live theatre It is 54 years since Preston Drama Club opened The Playhouse Theatre in Market Street West, Preston with a production of Sean O'Casey's play "Juno & the Paycock". The 50th anniversary was celebrated in September 1999 by a repeat production. Please contact us for details. AUTUMN 2003 PRODUCTIONS 24th - 27th September 2003 PRESTON DRAMA CLUB present "Women on the Verge of HRT" The Famous Play by Marie Jones 8th - 11th October 2003 BROUGHTON PLAYERS present "A NIGHT ON THE TILES" a comedy by Frank Vickery A perceptive, highly comical play 22nd - 25th October 2003 SCHOOLHOUSE present BUMS ON SEATS Entertaining ADULT fun by Michael Snelgrove Book early for this riotous look at what goes on behind the scenes at the Theatre Royal - a tatty provincial playhouse where a new production of "Fecund" opened last night. 5th - 8th November 2003 PRESTON DRAMA CLUB presents "The Memory of Water"

69. NWsource: Guide To Seattle Events, Restaurants, Shopping, Music, Clubs, Bars, At Plan your weekends and leisure time with NWsource.com's city guide for the Puget Sound, with calendar listings and information on restaurants, movies, music, clubs, bars, theater, arts, events and http://www.nwsource.com/ae/scr/nws_oth_sr.cfm?p=re&c=a&e=2

70. Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy An urban magnet school with a focus on rigorous, college preparatory academics. Includes information on the curriculum, faculty, staff, clubs, athletics, drama, and the Academic Sports League. http://collegiateacademy.com/

LUNCH MENU Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy 2825 State Street - Erie, PA 16508 Phone: (814) 874-6300 Fax: (814) 874-6307 E-mail Webmaster "Always Reaching Higher" Site Index and Menu ..... Home Page About the Academy Clubs and Organizations Administration Page Calendar of Events Academic Curriculum Academic Sports League Faculty Page Rhetorical Question Newspaper Spotlight Map to School Assessment and Grading Athletics Drama Lunch Menu

71. Welcome To Muskegon Heights Public Schools Information about individual schools, sports, drama, clubs, alumni, and community activities. http://www.muskegon-heights.k12.mi.us

About Us Board, Superintendent, Departments, Reports, Calendar, Maps/Directions, Phone, Fax, Email News and Events Sports, Drama, Clubs, Alumni, Community and more! Our Schools Learn about our students, teachers and schools! Other Links Online resources for Parents, Students and Teachers Grants, Partners, E-rate Staff GroupWise Access Muskegon Heights/West MI Plastics Tech Center Muskegon Heights Public Schools 2603 Leahy Street Muskegon Heights MI 49444 Phone: 231.830.3200 Fax: 231.830.3562 About Us Calendar Schools Links ... Home

72. IndyBands - Indianapolis IN Indy - Bands Clubs Live Music Entertainment Venues M IndyBands.com is a onestop shop for live local music and entertainment in the Indianapolis area - Your source for live music in Indy - featuring listings and bios of local bands, clubs, and Down http://www.indybands.com/ab_main.php

A B C D ... Z Bands, to submit your information for a FREE band listing, click here 100 Watt Sally 30 Watt Joe 3rd Estate ... 7º from Center A ADRENALINE Afixion Aggravated Minds Akums Razor ... Audible Thought B Bad Habit Balance Ballast Beeble Brox ... Buster C C*A*P Cafe Jazz Society Cameo Trio Carl Hines Band ... Crave D d'Indy String Quartet D.A.N.K. Da Retardz Dag Nabbit ... Driven E Edinburgh Edsel Moon Ellen Denham Emily Wells ... Exact Change F Faces of Eve Fast Johnny Blues Band Fenns Station File Underwater ... Fuse G Gene Deer godtrip Gogglesphere Goliath ... Gypsy Harbor H Ham Trolley Hard Drive Hat Trikk Healing Sixes ... Hybrige I Ill Deficient Impulse Indianapolis Children's Choir Indianapolis Jazz Orchestra ... Infinity J J B DeVille J. Wesley Smith

73. DRAMA AND MUSIC next story http://www.thisisworcestershire.co.uk/worcestershire/bromsgrove/info/BROM_INFO7.

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74. Brandywine High School Drama Club Aside from concentrating on the musical, the drama Club holds its yearly Carnation Sale in order to collect money for future performances and other drama http://www.k12.de.us/brandywinehs/clubs/drama.htm

Drama Club Throughout the year, the Drama Club at Brandywine puts on different productions. In November, a play is performed, which traditionally has been a comedy. This year, the fall play was The Man Who Came to Dinner . Auditions were held within two weeks of the beginning of school. Rehearsals ran from that time until the production: Mondays, Tuesdays, and with some additional rehersals that were added as the perfomrance night approached. The perfomance dates for The Man Who Came to Dinner were November 20th, 21st, and 22nd. During the fall, elections were held for the Drama Executive Board. The Executive Board members host meetings, organize fundraisers, make preparations for the fall play, musical, and the One-Act Play Festival, help organize the Cabaret, and serve as a committee that welcomes new ideas from fellow drama members. Two juniors and one senior are elected each year. The two juniors who serve also serve when they become seniors creating a board of five people. This year, Josh Selekman and Zach Theis are currently on the Executive Board and were just joined by newly elected members: Chrystine Tadler (Senior), Steph Selekman (Junior), and Dan Glavin (Junior). Before the winter break, auditions for the Spring musical were held. This year

75. This Is Blackburn | Info | Music, Drama & The Arts Blackburn drama Club Eric Nolan, Thwaites Theatre, Ewood Blackburn Festival of Speech, music Dance Mrs Blackburn Folk Club Brian Kirkham, 442 Blackburn Road http://www.thisislancashire.co.uk/lancashire/blackburn/info/music.html

The Thisislancashire website uses JavaScript to give you more accessibility and features - to activate JavaScript on your broswer please click here... Site search Archive Help Site Map Feedback ... Communigate E-mail page Print page Make us home Contact us Other sites Music, Drama and the Arts BLACKBURN AREA The following list is in alphabetical order. Lancashire Authors Association: Eric Holt, 5 Quakerfields, Westhoughton. BL5 2BJ. Tel 01942 791390. Bellringers Association (Cathedral): Ringing Master Ian Smith. Tel 01254 706260. Blackburn Artists: Alan Kenyon, 118 Quebec Road, Blackburn. BB2 7DA. Tel 01254 51405. Blackburn Arts Club: Anne Baron, 67 Mellor Lane, MellorBB2 7EW. Tel 01254 812330. Blackburn Cathedral Young People's Choir: Assistant Director of Music Greg Morris, Cathedral Office, Blackburn. BB1 5AA. Tel 01254 51491. Blackburn Drama Club: Eric Nolan, Thwaites Theatre, Ewood, Blackburn. BB2 4BE. Tel 01254 247510. Blackburn Folk Club: Brian Kirkham, 442 Blackburn Road, Darwen. BB3 OAG. Tel 01254 720745. Meetings at Fleece Inn, Penny Street. Blackburn Music Society: Brian Healey. Tel 01254 51174.

76. This Is Accrington | Info | Music, Drama & The Arts music, drama and the Arts. HYNDBURN AREA BB1 4RB. Tel. 01254 883054. Accrington Clef Club Keith Tuxford, 4 Royds Avenue, Accrington. BB5 2LE. Tel 01254 236351. http://www.thisislancashire.co.uk/lancashire/accrington/info/music.html

The Thisislancashire website uses JavaScript to give you more accessibility and features - to activate JavaScript on your broswer please click here... Site search Archive Help Site Map Feedback ... Communigate E-mail page Print page Make us home Contact us Other sites Music, Drama and the Arts HYNDBURN AREA The following list is in alphabetical order. A Cappella Singers: Martin Sales, 32 Lord Street, Rishton. BB1 4DU. Tel. 01254 885365. Accrington Accordion Band: Mrs Sheila Sturrock, 3 Turner Fold, Read. BB12 7QZ. Tel 01282 772115. Accrington Clef Club: Keith Tuxford, 4 Royds Avenue, Accrington. BB5 2LE. Tel 01254 236351. Accrington Male Voice Choir: Stephen Johnson, 12 The Cooperage, Oswaldtwistle. BB5 3LB. Tel 01254 387328. Accrington St John's Amateurs: Joyce Teasdale. Tel. 01254 236136. Accrington Theatre Group: June Harris, 26 Martholme Close, Great Harwood. BB6 7TZ. Accrington 'Buddies' Youth Theatre Group: Irene Whittle, 9 Maple Crescent, Rishton. BB1 4RJ. Tel 01254 888277. Baxenden Concert Band: Eileen Charnock, 109 Old Gates Drive, Blackburn. BB2 5BY. Tel 01254 207650. Dorothy Bruce School of Dance: Administrator Margaret Boyle, 534 Browfield Terrace, Manchester Road, Baxenden. BB5 2RG. Tel 01254 382323.

77. Music, Art And Drama Within The Haslemere Area music, Art and drama in and Around Haslemere. This section is kindly sponsored by The Haslemere Initiative and Grayswood Computer Services. http://www.haslemere.com/music/

Music, Art and Drama in and Around Haslemere This section is kindly sponsored by The Haslemere Initiative and Grayswood Computer Services thanks to funding from the South East Rural Towns Development Patnership Cuphill Morris Men Fernhurst Choral Society Godalming Music Festival Godalming Youth Band ... Singing Kettles Children's Music Club If you did not find what you were looking for on this page, don't forget to check The Caring and Support Groups Section The Churches Section The Halls for Hire Section The Leisure Clubs and Societies Section ... or click here to search the Haslemere Pages Pages created by Grayswood Computer Services

78. A Seattle Directory: Music & Entertainment In Seattle, Washington, And The Pacif Betty MacDonald Fan Club Famous for authoring The Egg and I in Chimacum Valley, near Port Townsend, in 1945 Art, music, drama, and Dance Schools Academies. http://www.callihan.com/seattle/seattle_entertainment.html

One Web Avenue A Seattle Lexicon Fine Art Prints Celebrity Posters ... Home Music and Entertainment Look here for music and entertainment resources in the Seattle-area and the Northwest. Music Clubs Concert Series Misc. Resources Musical Arts ... Arts Organizations Music Clubs Live Music/DJ Listings from The Stranger . A great place to check out who's playing in what small clubs in town. Once you've found a place you want to go to, find out where it is located in The Stranger's Club Directory Northwest Music : Your Online Guide and Directory to All Things Musical in the Great Northwest. Includes a directory of music venues and clubs. clubZone.com: Seattle . Get the lowdown on the nightclub and nightlife scene with this guide to Seattle nightclubs, restaurants, bars, lounges, and special events. clubZone.com: Vancouver . Vancouver, B.C., is just 140 miles north of Seattle and is a great weekend getaway. Look here for the lowdown on the Vancouver nightclub and nightlife scene. clubZone.com: Victoria clubZone.com: Portland Indie Avenue . A database of Northwest musicians, bands, and venues. Jazz Around the Sound from Earshot Jazz. Schedule of upcoming jazz performances.

79. Drama Club This year the drama club is under the direction of Mr. Brennan, our music Teacher and the Director of the School Band and Choir. http://www.belmar.k12.nj.us/public/activities/drama.htm

Go Back Home Lunch Menu School Calendar ... Search Drama Club 1101 Main Street Belmar, NJ 07719 Mr. Brennan, Advisor - brennan@bes.belmar.k12.nj.us Many, many thanks to everyone that helped make this year's production of Fiddler on the Roof, Jr. such a success. The students shone! What a thrill it was to see their talents come out. Hat's off to everyone. Here's looking forward to next year's production. The Drama Club will be looking for more interested adults to contribute their time and talents. If you would like to participate, please send me a note, e-mail me at the school (brennan@bes.belmar.k12.nj.us) or call and leave a message at 732-681-2388 ext. 1220. This year the drama club is under the direction of Mr. Brennan, our Music Teacher and the Director of the School Band and Choir. PERFORMANCES: Friday, April 23, 2004, 7:00 PM Sunday, April 25, 2004, 2:00 PM This year’s production is Fiddler on the Roof, Jr. the classic story of Tevye and his three daughters, featuring such well-known songs as Matchmaker, Sunrise, Sunset and If I Were A Rich Man

80. Chicago Pride: Groove Line: to the prestigious panel of Billboard club reporters in Greg Drescher as the new ChicagoPride.com music Editor Greg will continue the popular drama on the Dance http://www.chicagopride.com/music/index.cfm?drama=show&articleid=788896

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