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pirates logo small THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
By W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan

CAST includes local students

Pirate King – Aaron Spracklin of Elmwood, Nebraska

PIRATES/POLICEMEN/MAIDENS - Cale Arent of Murdock, Nebraska

(Hastings, Nebraska) – The Hastings College departments of Theatre and Music will be performing Gilbert and Sullivan’s popular “The Pirates of Penzance” for its 2018 January Term (J-Term) production. This classic comic operetta of fair maidens, wimpy pirates, and overzealous police is fun for the whole family.

In the show, Frederic has spent 20 years of his life indentured to a band of pirates and has been promised he will be released on his 21st birthday. After turning 21, he sets off to find adventure, only to discover that his time of servitude may not be finished.

Performances are Thursday, February 1; Friday, February 2; and Saturday, February 3 at 7:30 p.m. with a final performance February 4 at 2:00 p.m. All performances are in Scott Studio Theatre (806 N. Turner Ave.).

Tickets are $5 for students and seniors and $8 for general admission. To reserve your tickets, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Murdock
Daniel Stohlmann*

Hastings College has announced the Dean’s List for its fall 2017 semester. For the semester, 397 students from 24 states and three countries were named to the Dean’s List, with 246 students achieving a 4.0-grade point average.

To be eligible for the Dean’s List, students must achieve a grade point average of 3.7 to 4.0 scale and be registered for full-time coursework.

Valentines Candy Grams

Post Prom Fundraiser

Post-Prom has started a new fundraiser where you are able to purchase gift cards through Post Prom to all of your favorite restaurants and stores at no extra cost to you. For every card you purchase, a percentage goes to Post Prom with you still getting the full value of the card you purchased.

Please consider using the cards not only for Christmas gifts and shopping but also for your dining, weekly errands, and grocery shopping. Please see the attachment for a complete list of cards available. E-Scrip is also available on select cards for a convenient shopping option. For any questions please talk to Annette Eggert, Theresa Hansen, or Diane Neels or stop and see us at our table at home basketball games. You can find us at the fresh baked cookies!

See the attached the order form (2 pages) if you would like to purchase some cards but are unable to make it to a home basketball game. You can mail your form with your payment to Diane Neels. PRINT VERSION CLICK HERE

Post Prom GC 2018

Family Order Form Pg1

Family Order Form Pg2

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Children's Sunday School: 9:55-10:30

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(dismissed from worship following the "Children's Chat")

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Elmwood News

Bess Streeter Aldrich House and Museum

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The new exhibit for the month of January recognizing the Depression Era.

In spite of it being a tough period in our history, some beautiful things resulted: the house is decorated with depression glass, an apron collection, vintage quilts, banking equipment and documents, a shaving kit collection, and many other period pieces.

Don't miss this exhibit that will be open 1 to 4 p.m. every weekend through February.