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Author: Margaret Evans

Do You Hear The People (and Hugh Jackman) Sing?

It’s that time of year when folks like me are expected to offer up an annual reflection . . . a thoughtful retrospective that somehow – through the magic of hindsight? – might lend new insight into the year gone by. Since I can hardly remember what happened last week, much less last year, I began reading through my old columns to see what I obsessed about most in 2012. Was it the soul-crush of election year politics? The antisocial effects of social media?

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Election Reflections

Getting All Their Frogs in the Wheelbarrow… Like of lot of folks I know, I was glad to finally have the 2012 election in the rear view mirror. Certainly the so-called battleground states, especially Ohio, a wonderful place I called home in the 80’s, must have let out a giant sigh of relief. Especially, one supposes, if their candidates won.

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Let’s Take the Plunge!

Friends of Hunting Island gear up for 5th Annual Pelican Plunge It was January 1st, 2010. I called my neighbor, Amy Matthews, and said, “I don’t want to hear the word ‘no.’ Come on, we’re doing the Pelican Plunge.” Unfamiliar with the event, she said, “Huh?”

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That’s Life

LCSOPA’s Deanna Kraszewski bids a fond farewell to Beaufort. She did it her way, and we all took her lead. This 30-year-old pirouetted into Beaufort with not only the desire to teach dance, but the resolve to instill a love of the performing arts in the youth that call the Lowcountry home. And, as Deanna Kraszewski gives her last curtsy Saturday, she will certainly elicit a standing ovation from parents, grandparents, peers and friends, all of whom have benefited from her tenacity, strength and grace.

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Anything Goes

… this Holiday Season at the Arts Center On stage now at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina on Hilton Head Island is Anything Goes. It is without a doubt, a must-see during your holiday festivities, running through December 30th, and receiving rave reviews from delighted theater-goers.

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SoBA Winners Announced

The Society of Bluffton Artists Annual Judged Show held its awards presentation and reception last week with a grand crowd of artists and admirers. This year’s judge, acclaimed artist Linda Sheppard of Beaufort, gave a wonderful explanation of why each of her choices were made. The awards presented were as follows: BEST OF SHOW – HYDRANGEA COTTAGE – OIL – BONNIE MASON

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Eyes on the Lowcountry

The Society of Bluffton Artists presents “Eyes on the Lowcountry,” a collection of photographs by two accomplished artists, Tom Korbutt and Wes Grady. This show, featuring images of the compelling natural beauty of our area, will be on display from January 7 through February 3.

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Watching My Language

It’s always a pleasure to receive a note from a reader. (Well, almost always.) The email I received last week was no exception; the reader was quite engaging, even as she took me to task for what she called a “blatant untruth” in my last column. The statement in question: “No matter who we are, where we come from, or what we believe, we all hold Christmas sacred.”

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