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Embrace campus
arts opportunities

Discover what
performance art is
like at the 'U'
By REBECCA GODWIN
Daily Arts Writer
When freshmen arrive at the
University, they usually have a
pretty good idea of a lot of the
goings-on that happen all over
campus. They know about the
football games, the parties and
the various restaurants and
shops. But most freshmen lack
any knowledge when it comes to
all the arts events offered on and
off campus, which is unfortu-
nate because there are so many
other exciting events to partici-
pate in.
When I first arrived at Michi-
gan, I was in the same position. I
knew I wanted to participate in
and go to arts events and, after
some digging, I found so many
great outlets of expression that
it would be a crime not to share
some of my discoveries.
First off, the University Musi-
cal Society brings performers
from all over the country, and
some international, to Hill and
Rackham auditoriums. The per-
formances range from singers
to dancers and, several times
throughout the year, UMS offers
trips to Michigan Theater to
watch live broadcasted plays
from London's National Theatre.
Tickets can be a bit pricey if you
wish to sit close to the stage, but
if you're perfectly content sitting

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into any student's budget. set up specifically for students,
School of Music, Theatre by students. Basement Arts per-
ice offers a wide variety forms several student-written
-related events through- plays each semester and holds
e year. There are numer- open auditions for people all
ncerts, featuring soloists over campus. And even if you
nsembles, in a variety of don't make it into the cast, every
al styles; the Department performance is completely free,
sical Theatre stages two which means there are multiple
performances a year and viewing opportunities for every
epartment of Theatre & student.
puts on five major pro- Michigan Union Shows, Ko-
ns each year. All these eds, Too (MUSKET) is another
mances are offered to stu- student organization that puts
at very discounted rates. on one Broadway musical each
you don't have enough semester. Everything within the
to purchase tickets on a production is student-run, so if
x basis, there are plenty of you don't want to be on stage,
ts opportunities to choose there are dozens of opportuni-
The University of Michi- ties to choose from backstage.
useum of Art (UMMA) is The tickets are quite cheap and
o everyone for free Tues- are worth the price if you really
through Sundays. The enjoy theater.
m has works by artists One of the best-kept secrets
icasso, Monet and Rem- on campus, though, is the Pass-
ports to the Arts, which can be
picked up every couple of weeks
in the Literature, Science and
What venue Arts building. The passports,
vouchers for various arts events,
vill fit your are not widely known, but each
one offers very generous dis-
nmenu? counts on a small selection of
arts events happening on cam-
pus. Using the passport last
year, I was able to go to several
Ark, a music club on Main productions for free and several
brings in a variety of music others at a very low price.
.ch month, and while some With all the opportunities
a have a small price, sever- on campus to explore, there is
ormances each month are really no reason why a person
etely free of charge. interested in the arts shouldn't
'ou're interested in par- be able to find numerous inter-
ing in the arts, several esting events to attend.

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s I never unpacked. But, up from staring at that screen
bit of rummaging, I find for hours. My back was bugging
always do: my Nintendo me, my hands were sweaty (they
r the final fleeting days always get sweaty when I play
imer, I ventured no far- Master Hand - it doesn't hurt,
han my sunroom, where but it's gross). And of course,
tly panic while playing there are the thumbs - especial-
Smash Bros. until I have ly the left one. Can that thing just
or eat something. I return, callous already?
vn, and whisper, "Because When I finally managed to
ill summer, goddamnit," power off the console and crawl
the hand over Kirby, and into bed, it still wasn't over. When
Start." I would close my eyes, I heard
truth was, I didn't really cries of "Pika, pikaa!" and "Falcon
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ht hovered over a wonky Samus's Power Beam or Donkey
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ters ... controlled me! Like fans - that's all it is). And I only
racter who has miracu- recently found out that that little
gotten hold of The Ham- pink thing that flops around say-
that powerful, beautiful ing "Goldeen" in a pleasant voice
destruction - I was out is not a piece of talking bacon, but
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