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Members of the Little Egypt Chorus perform Tuesday during Carbondale Community High School’s annual Multicultural Festival. The chorus will perform the National Anthem at 2:05 p.m. on Feb. 25 during the SIU men’s basketball game against the University of Northern Iowa at the SIU Arena.
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Corrections In Wednesday’s edition of the Daily Egyptian, the story titled “SIU rugby competes for national title in Las Vegas,” should have said SIU rugby qualified for the national tournament last year with a first-place finish in its union (conference), and then a third-place finish at the Midwest Collegiate Rugby Showcase in Wisconsin. Also, collegiate rugby teams have the same amount of players, regardless of what division they play in. There are either seven on the field per team for a sevens game or 15 on the field for typical rugby, or fifteens. The cutline for the accompanying photograph should have read “Fifteen of the rugby team’s 40-plus members are heading to Las Vegas for the National sevens Rugby Tournament Feb. 8 to 11.” The Daily Egyptian regrets the error.
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Chris Probus, left, a graduate student from Pewee Valley, Ky., in vocal performance, acts a scene Monday with stage partner, Laura Neal, a graduate student from St. Jacob in music, during a full dress rehearsal at McLeod Theater. The music department has worked in conjunction with the theater department since the fall semester on two one-act operas, a truncated version of Bizet’s “Carmen” and Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Trial by Jury,” which will premier Friday.
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Leo — Today is a 9 — Change could be coming down the road. You have a firm hand on the reins. This could get expensive. Reassess your assets. Consider those that don’t usually show up on the books.
Scorpio — Today is a 7 — Ask what you can do for your community, and then act on it. Your willingness to help others is sexy. Friends are there for you, too.
Aquarius — Today is a 9 — Bring love into your work, and gain more than expected. Transformation is good now. Your advances in just about any endeavor will be warmly encouraged.
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Artists Prepare Marty Hagler, a junior from Mundelein studying communication design, drops her artwork off Wednesday at the Glove Factory in Carbondale. Hagler, along with other artists from the area, will display their artwork or perform at the 16th annual Love at the Glove Art Exhibit Friday from 7 to 11 p.m. Jason Wonnell, of Carbondale and the president of the League of Art and Design, said the exhibit has never had trouble filling space, but most people usually wait until the last minute to drop off their work. JESSICA TEZAK DAILY EGYPTIAN
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Freshman infielder Kara Kimball and sophomore infielder Jayna Spivey field ground balls Tuesday during practice at Charlotte West Stadium. The Saluki women’s softball team starts its season on the road as it travels to Woodstock, Ga., for the Kansas University Classic this weekend.
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e’re just going in it (competition) the same way we would go into any tournament — ready to come out and play anybody. — Haley Goman captain of the softball team
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Senior guard Justin Bocot drives to the basket Wednesday against the Missouri State University defense at SIU arena. The Salukis fell to the Bears 56-54. The Salukis will play Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., at 1 p.m. Saturday.