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MBU Theatre’s “Dancing in the Light”

Written by Madison Coumerilh on . Posted in Arts & Entertainment

MBU Theatre’s second annual dance concert, “Dancing in the Light,” scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 9-10, will take you through the evolution of dance as each piece features a period in dance history, and is sure to take the audience on an emotional roller coaster.

As the performance dates quickly approach, the excitement in the performers grows as they put the final touches on their pieces.         Photos by Anna Jeschke

Spartan Line Dancer Makes History in Leadership Role

Written by Autumn Heaton on . Posted in News, Sports

Emma Vogt is excited to lead the Student-Athletic Advisory Council in her role as president, which is the first time in MBU history a competitive dance team member has assumed that position.

SAAC President Emma Vogt happily accepted her role with confidence and has strong aspirations for the future. She sees this as a leadership opportunity and is up to the challenge.      Photo Courtesy of Autumn Heaton

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