Of Miles Rausch

Drama Club Banquet

Fear the Turkey, the Drama Club, had a ban­quet on May 8^th. Pic­tures are here.

Wel­come and Intro­duc­tion of MC

Lively Repar­tee: Miles Rausch (It Don’t Mean A Thing (If That Turkey Can’t Swing)) (video 1) (video 2)

Fresh­man Show­case Best Male Per­former: David Rausch

Fresh­men Show­case Best Female Per­former: Car­rie Bonine

Holly Smith and Lisa Stien hand out Drama Club gag gifts.

The­atre Ser­vice Awards: Miles Rausch, Holly Smith, Lisa Stien, Holli Gregg

Lively Repar­tee: Miles Rausch (Fear Thy Turkey Poem) (video 1) (video 2)

Best Cameo Award: Holly Smith

Best Sup­port­ing Actor: Andrew Wel­big

Best Sup­port­ing Actress: Sara Harp

Best Actor: Miles Rausch

Best Actress: Adri­enne Boese

Enter­tain­ment — Bob Jack­son and Barb Hegg (video 1) (video 2)

Lively Repar­tee: Miles Rausch (My Odd­isee Through DSU Theatre)

Out­stand­ing Tech­ni­cal The­atre Award: Tiffany Rice

Out­stand­ing Per­former Award: Miles Rausch

Out­stand­ing Turkey Mem­ber Award: Miles Rausch

Lively Repar­tee: Miles Rausch and Holli Gregg (Explor­ing The Race Issues Between Two Promi­nent Nations)

The­atre Appre­ci­a­tion Awards / Recog­ni­tion of Stu­dent Employ­ees and Depart­ing Students

Lively Repar­tee: Miles Rausch (What­ever Will Be, Will Be (Hey Sara, Sara)) (video 1) (video 2)

Fol­low­ing the ban­quet, there was a meet­ing. We decided on offi­cers for next year.

Pres­i­dent: Lisa Stien, Trea­surer: David Rausch, Sec­re­tary: Sara Harp. Home­com­ing Queen: Sara Harp, Home­com­ing King: David Rausch.

Then I went home and washed that gunk out of my hair.

In other artis­tic news, Bea­dle Hall pub­lished it’s lat­est edi­tion of New Tricks, the lit­er­ary mag­a­zine. Holli and I were both lucky enough to get works pub­lished. Holli had a pho­to­graph (which became the cover) and a graphic design (which you peo­ple have already seen) pub­lished. I had a poem called Hope and a short story called “Casio’s Dream” pub­lished. For the sake of curi­ousity, I dis­cov­ered that the New Tricks site has an online ver­sion of their 2003 pub­li­ca­tion, in which I had a poem published.