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Volume 17, Number 2 — February 2010

Articles

Outstanding Teachers in the Arts

Helping Students Realize Their Potential

More than a job, teaching is a calling. Great teachers respect and admire their students. They encourage and invite participation and creativity.

Teacher Bill Phelps: Life's a Stage

"(Students) will always remember being in a play or participating in debate," said Bill Phelps.

Teacher Heidi McElroy: Artistic Visionary

""By mixing up the projects and media, she created opportunities for students to succeed," said former student Peter Morgan.

Teacher Bandy Brownlee: Inspiring Voices

"He made music fun and lighthearted which fostered an atmosphere conducive to creating, sharing, and learning," said former student Carly Camper Kanzler.

Outstanding Teachers: What Sets Them Apart

What keeps Bill Phelps, Heidi McElroy and Bandy Brownlee going and makes them stay?

'Follow Your Dreams ... Take That Chance'

Teen Creates Mural for Bristol Library

Read the Story, View a Slide Show...

Specialty License Plates Drive Arts Commission's Grant Funding

Specialty license plates provide the primary source of funding for the Tennessee Arts Commission's grant programs. During tough economic times the sale of specialty plates becomes even more important

'A! Magazine' Wins Journalism Awards

The Greater Tri-Cities Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) recently announced the winners of its annual competition judged by out-of-state jurors.

'The Crooked Road' News

100% Local Government Participation

The Crooked Road: Virginia's Heritage Music Trail has announced a 100% renewal in contributions from three cities, 19 towns and 10 counties.

E&H Theatre Department Nominated for Five Awards

Emory & Henry College's production of I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change recently received five award nominations from the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.

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