Music department holds recital
December 6, 2012
The Lakeland College Music Department’s Departmental Recital was held on Nov. 20 in the Bradley Building. The recital featured a large number of varied musicians, both vocal and instrumental. Matthew Troyer opened the program by singing Silent Noon by Ralph Vaughan Williams, and he did a great ...
Honors Recital showcases Lakeland’s musicians
Michelle Fromm, Managing Editor
November 15, 2012
The Lakeland College Music Department held its Honors Recital on Nov. 13 to feature a variety of musicians and singers. Kyle Stowers, music education major, opened on the trumpet. Stowers played movements two and three from Concertino for Trumpet by Knudåge Riisager. Ben Johnston, music performance...
Original play about the founding of Lakeland is success
Brittany Beckmann, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2012
Lakeland College’s original play, Soli Deo Gloria, written by director Charlie Krebs, assistant director Emma Drake, and the cast, captured the essence of Lakeland’s past, the impact of war tragedies, and the possibilities that lie ahead. Soli Deo Gloria begins with four separate monologues from...
Family weekend brings LC families together
Benjamin Wilks, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2012
On Nov. 9, 10, and 11, Lakeland hosted a family weekend for its students and their families. Family Weekend is an event where the parents of the students at Lakeland College can come and enjoy three days of events on campus. During their time here, the parents experienced a Saturday as any Lakeland...
Lemke brings practical knowledge to criminal justice department
Katie Amundsen, Staff Reporter
November 1, 2012
The fall semester has brought on some change within the Criminal Justice department. New professor Dr. Richard Lemke has stepped into the place of former professor Hilary Estes. Estes decided to leave Lakeland to pursue other career opportunities and has since moved to the St. Louis area, according...
