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...nutrition police." Teachers said they needed candy to reward students. Parents and kids traded schoolyard rumors about Twinkies being confiscated from lunch boxes. Nearly everyone, addicted to the revenues that vending machines bring in, yelled that there wouldn't be enough money for beloved activities like band camp and choir trips. Angry e-mails poured in to the woman who had imposed the new rules--Texas agriculture commissioner Susan Combs...
...principals to PTA moms, are coming around to Combs' point of view, but it hasn't been painless. Richardson High School, north of Dallas, had to shut down its profitable Eagle Emporium, which sold candy that paid for VCRs in every room as well as sheet music for the choir. "As sad as I was to lose the money," says former PTA head Pat Epstein, "we don't need to be stuffing our kids with bad food." At Haggar Elementary School in nearby Plano, principal Vicki Aldridge mourned the loss of the Donuts for Dads events, but was pleasantly surprised...
Clapping, singing and dancing brought Memorial Church to life this weekend thanks to the Kuumba Singers—a description as fitting for the reaction of the audience as the singers’ performance. Permeated with the strong culture of African music, jazz and gospel, the choir and band moved the crowd emotionally and, in many cases, physically. For two and a half hours last Saturday night, the world was on hold for the overflowing audience as the Kuumba Singers of Harvard College brought the audience to its feet with a spiritual, energetic show...
...Kuumba singers present their annual Christmas concert. The singers are a 90-member choir dedicated to the expression of black creativity and spirituality through song. They are currently under the direction of Sheldon K. X. Reid ’96. Tickets are free through the Harvard Box Office. Friday and Staurday at 8 p.m. Memorial Church...
MUSIC | Harvard-Radcliffe ChorusThe 165-voice choir kicks off its 2004 season, welcoming new conductor, Dr. Kevin C. Leong. The program will be an all-Mozart affair, including Vesperae solennes de Confessore, Missa brevis in F and the ever-popular Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Featuring soprano Amanda Forsythe. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office $16/$14, $8/$7 for students and seniors. 8 p.m. Sanders Theater...