2010 dates are set
Program dates for 2010 are as follows:
Journalism - June 27 to July 30
Music - June 27 to July 30
Film & Video - June 27 to July 31
Theatre Arts - June 27 to August 1
Musical Theatre - June 27 to August 14
Debate - July 11 to August 7
Speech - TBA
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
CORRECTION!
Sorry for the confusion, but it's been decided that only students who have completed their JUNIOR YEAR (AND BEYOND) will be allowed to apply for our Faculty Associate positions.
Terribly sorry if this means you'll have to wait until next year, but just imagine how EXCITING THAT YEAR WILL BE!
Ok, that's all for today.
Terribly sorry if this means you'll have to wait until next year, but just imagine how EXCITING THAT YEAR WILL BE!
Ok, that's all for today.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
FA Update!
Helllllooooo cherubs! Quick update for those of you interested in applying to be an FA in any one of our programs:
THE DEADLINE IS QUICKLY APPROACHING.
also:
WE LOVE YOU.
Second announcement aside, the deadline for FA applications is Feb. 27th - a mere 24 days away! I've also been asked for a bit of clarification on an earlier post concerning potential FA's. It is not entirely unheard of for students who have completed their SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR, or even SENIOR years to be accepted as FA's.
If you, in fact, fall into one of those categories - don't be deterred in applying! Again -
WE LOVE YOU.
In Forum happenings, there is a nnnneeeeewww poll question! Guess correctly! Be the envy of every Jack and Jane on your block! Fabulous prizes*! All these things can be yours!
And, as always, any questions can be sent to nhsi@northwestern.edu .
*Fabulous prizes may not entirely "exist." But won't you have a great sense of accomplishment? Wouldn't you say that, in itself, is QUITE A PRIZE??
THE DEADLINE IS QUICKLY APPROACHING.
also:
WE LOVE YOU.
Second announcement aside, the deadline for FA applications is Feb. 27th - a mere 24 days away! I've also been asked for a bit of clarification on an earlier post concerning potential FA's. It is not entirely unheard of for students who have completed their SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR, or even SENIOR years to be accepted as FA's.
If you, in fact, fall into one of those categories - don't be deterred in applying! Again -
WE LOVE YOU.
In Forum happenings, there is a nnnneeeeewww poll question! Guess correctly! Be the envy of every Jack and Jane on your block! Fabulous prizes*! All these things can be yours!
And, as always, any questions can be sent to nhsi@northwestern.edu .
*Fabulous prizes may not entirely "exist." But won't you have a great sense of accomplishment? Wouldn't you say that, in itself, is QUITE A PRIZE??
Thursday, January 29, 2009
And the answer is...
Garnishing only 3 correct votes - I KNEW I WAS A ZOMBIE WHEN!!
Believe it or not, the other three were actual titles dreamed up by our imaginative students.
"Mayor McMonkey" (1992) was written and directed by Ryan Thompson and John Hoelle and ends in a dramatic shootout in the Campus Drive parking garage.
"Jakob: Swedish Sex Object Phenomenon," (1997) written by Sam Mestman, proves that if you wear a baby blue suit, a Burger King crown, carry a cane, and walk around to the music of the BeeGee's, you TOO you can be the envy of every Jack and Jane on the block.
"Oh My God! It's Raining Toothpicks," (1998) was directed by Matthew Solmos. Shot on 16mm film, this project depicts a girl who slowly duct tapes herself to a stop sign. What's the deeper meaning? We're calling on Matt to tell us!
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT TO BE TRUE?
Believe it or not, the other three were actual titles dreamed up by our imaginative students.
"Mayor McMonkey" (1992) was written and directed by Ryan Thompson and John Hoelle and ends in a dramatic shootout in the Campus Drive parking garage.
"Jakob: Swedish Sex Object Phenomenon," (1997) written by Sam Mestman, proves that if you wear a baby blue suit, a Burger King crown, carry a cane, and walk around to the music of the BeeGee's, you TOO you can be the envy of every Jack and Jane on the block.
"Oh My God! It's Raining Toothpicks," (1998) was directed by Matthew Solmos. Shot on 16mm film, this project depicts a girl who slowly duct tapes herself to a stop sign. What's the deeper meaning? We're calling on Matt to tell us!
CAN YOU BELIEVE IT TO BE TRUE?
Monday, January 26, 2009
Back When I Was A Cherub....
Mark Heiser sent us this great class photo and a shot of students at Great America. If you know anyone in these photographs (or YOU'RE in the photograph), we'd love for you to contact us at nhsi@northwestern.edu.
The photo above surfaced from the NHSI class of '41. Some alum have already been identified. If you know who any of the the others are, e-mail us with their names at nhsi@northwestern.edu.
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