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Correction In the May 30 edition of the Daily Egyptian, the story “Campus Undergoes Extensive Summer Upgrades� should have said Communications building. The Daily Egyptian regrets this error.
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SIU President Glenn Poshard and Susan Patrick Benson, associate professor of theater, perform the Janis Joplin song “Me and Bobby McGee� Friday at the McLeod Theater. Their performance was part of “Singing with the Stars,� a production put on by the McLeod Summer Playhouse. During the month of June, the Playhouse will feature shows such as “Steel Magnolias� and “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.� Three judges associated with the summer theater accompanied Tichenor onstage. Tichenor and the judges picked up where the laughs left off after the contestants finished their piece, making puns about their professional careers and sarcastically critiquing their acts all in the name of a good laugh for an even better cause. The winners of the competition, the Lovely Ladies Book Club and SIU Musical Theater student Angie Fisher, were chosen by fans able to stuff the ballot box and purchase votes for their favorites. “Singing With The Stars is an opportunity to let your hair down and do something for the community
that really matters,� Tichenor said. “Southern Illinois has a very vibrant, artistic and cultural community, and McLeod Summer Theater is one of the real gems of it. This is one of those things that gives this area such a wonderful quality of life, and this is a great way to support it.� Vincent Rhomberg, coordinator of marketing and public relations for McLeod, said the Playhouse has operated in Carbondale for more than 40 years. He said it helps to launch young actors, actresses, designers, technicians and directors from across the country into their professional careers. He said it provides them with a salary that is
100 percent community supported through ticket sales and contributions to the annual Friends of McLeod Theater Campaign. Rhomberg said it is the only professional summer theater in the entire region, hiring more than 60 up-and-coming talented persons to participate in the summer productions every year. “Coming to the theater is an event in itself.� Rhomberg said. “Dress up, get a ticket, and expand your entertainment options.�
Caleb Motsinger can be reached at cmotsinger@dailyegyptian.com or 536-3311 ext. 282
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Aries — Today is a 6 — Don’t give advice unless asked. Move quickly. Set up a routine that works. Have your team gather information. Keep providing excellent service. Plug all financial leaks.
Cancer — Today is a 7 — If you can put up with degree of snark today, you can do very well. You’re not alone. Find strength in numbers. An old friend from far away inspires you.
Libra — Today is a 5 — The problem may not be easy to solve but is well worth the effort. You’re under pressure to be practical for the rest of the month. Move quickly.
Capricorn — Today is an 8 — You rise to the occasion to manage today’s chaos with ease and grace. You have the skills and the drive required for the job. A partner helps out.
Taurus — Today is a 7 — Financial problems may result in an opportunity for growth. Your intuition is right on target Accept some wise advice from a friend. You give a gift by accepting one.
Leo — Today is an 8 — Follow a hunch. Avoid distractions for super-productivity. Save more than expected. Dream up a new source of income. Tell your fears that you’ll get back to them later.
Scorpio — Today is a 6 — Keep a promise. The solution to the problem becomes clear. It’s not a good time to travel yet. Help one group assist another. You can get through where others fail.
Aquarius — Today is a 5 — Envision how you want it to be. You’re admired for the company you keep. Good habits increase your income. Nonetheless, don’t gamble with love or money.
Gemini — Today is a 6 — Negotiations may be required. Discover buried gold, despite mistakes. Persistence is key. Listen to an outrageous suggestion, but take no action unless willing to lose.
Virgo — Today is a 6 — Accept a partner’s recommendation. Friends help you make a good connection. Turn off electronics and find a quiet place to relax. Invite someone special to the party.
Sagittarius — Today is an 8 — Make adjustments to the budget. Money’s tight today. Strive for perfection. Action’s required at home but not worth stressing about. Take the necessary steps.
Pisces — Today is a 6 — Romance is possible, as long as you’re willing to accept the risks. You’re motivated to take action. Be sensitive. Ask insightful questions with a sense of play.
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Ms. Teri Science 3000, left, and other members of the Southern Illinois Roller Girls celebrate with fans Saturday after their victory against Rockford Rage at The Pavilion in Marion. Fans waited after Bruiseapalooza to get autographs from their favorite skaters. The Roller Girls next home bout will be July 14 at The Pavilion.
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Junior first baseman Chris Serritella was drafted Tuesday in the fourth round, 158th overall, by the Philadelphia Phillies. Serritella has until July 13 to sign with the Phillies, and if he choses to accept, his career at SIU with a .367 batting average and 30 homeruns, third most in school history.
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