Author: Margaret Evans

Undercover America

South Dakotan Tom Brokaw, 75, is typically credited with coining the term “The Greatest Generation.” These are the selfless men and women who were raised in the Great Depression, came of age then and during WWII where they fought and supported the Allied war effort mightily. They went on to build the juggernaut that was post-war industrial America during perhaps tremendous years of growth. “The Best We Ever Had,” I called them in a 2013 column: in round numbers some 30 million Americans born between 1910 and 1930.

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Letters to the Editor

I Don’t Know What I Am I’ve never done this… committed my feelings to writing on anything and shared with anyone. But, the politics of today and my frustrations with same compel me to. I marvel at the patently false invective so regularly shared on Social Media under the guise of reasoned, fact-based thought. Does anyone fact-check before they “Share”?

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Sea Island Classical Studio to teach, present, perform.

Making classical theater a main stream within the rich Lowcountry theater scene is the goal of new theater company in Beaufort County. Sea Island Classical Studio sets out to teach classical theater skills, as well as perform. And cooperating with schools, presentation venues, and existing production companies is the Studio’s design from the start. 

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Lowcountry Wind Symphony Explores ‘What’s Musically Possible’

The Lowcountry Wind Symphony will be in concert on January 31, at 3 pm at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 157 Lady’s Island Drive, in Beaufort. The musicians of LWS, along with Music Director, Donald F. Jemella, Assistant Conductor Steve Giove, and Second Assistant Conductor, Deborah Hamner, invite you to join us for an afternoon of great concert band selections. Together we will explore ‘What’s Musically Possible.”

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Songs of Experience

By Margaret Evans, EditorLast issue, I dabbled in nostalgia. This issue, I aim to wallow in it. It’s been that kind of month.             2016 got off to a rotten start, don’t you think? Not only did January finally bring cold weather – something I really have no truck with after Christmas – but our beloved cultural icons started dropping like flies.

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Songs of Experience

By Margaret Evans, EditorLast issue, I dabbled in nostalgia. This issue, I aim to wallow in it. It’s been that kind of month.             2016 got off to a rotten start, don’t you think? Not only did January finally bring cold weather – something I really have no truck with after Christmas – but our beloved cultural icons started dropping like flies.

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Balancing Acts

I’ve been thinking more lately about balance. Like when I dropped into a popular Beaufort store whose courtly grandfather clock seems to stand guard against the back wall.

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Theater Skills are Life Skills

New Classes at Sea Island Classical Studio Poise, balance, assurance and clarity – having discovered the everytday benefits of theater training in her own education, and in the experience of teaching dozens of students as well, Libby Ricardo announced her new class schedule with eagerness and confidence.

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