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Articles by George C. Wolfe
Senior slide remains a powerful temptation for the class of ’21
Theresa DeCesare Senior George Wolfe strengthens his skills in Tetris while Mrs. Joseph talks “Frankenstein” The infamous “senior slide” is a time joy and freedom; teachers fear it and students long for it. It’s a time when you can finally release the stresses that high school gave you over the long 3 and ½ years and relax as you watch your grades plummet with very little repercussions.
La madre del blues
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Using the Wolbachia Bacterial Symbiont to Teach Inquiry-Based Science: A High School Laboratory Series
Abstract Inquiry, discovery, and technology are key pillars in improving science education. We present an inquiry-based lab project using the worldwide symbiosis between the bacterium Wolbachia and invertebrates.
Movie Trailers for Mar. 13 Arrivals: 'Wonder Woman,' 'Baby Driver,' 'Life,' and 'Transformers: The Last Knight'
Directed by Lee Unkrich, Adrian Molina Starring Benjamin Bratt, Gael García Bernal, Renee Victor
George C. Wolfe on how a 94-year-old show sparked creativity - The Monitor: Other
"That's a story. How did that happen?" asked Tony Award-winning director George C. Wolfe, who stumbled over references to the long-forgotten show over the years as he researched the 1920s, musicals and civil rights. "What I found fascinating is that people connected to popular culture and snobs, people uptown and downtown, seemed to have this extraordinary affection and high regard for this show.
Acting Up Stage Company
The gin and jazz are flowing in this explosive musical set in 1920’s Manhattan, following the reckless relationship between a Vaudevillian clown and dancer as it spirals out of control during one ferocious get-together. Michael John LaChiusa and George C. Wolfe’s thrilling Tony-nominated musical, based on the 1928 poem by Joseph Moncure March of the same name, was called “The first musical triumph of the new century!” by the New York Daily News. Read the show’s announcement in The Toronto Star!
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