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Dr. Reese publishes article on 'line-item veto'
Dr. Catherine C. Reese, Political Science, had an article
published in June with Dr. Thomas P. Lauth of the University of
Georgia in the journal Public Budgeting & Finance titled,
"The Line-Item Veto in Georgia: Fiscal Restraint or Inter-Branch
Politics?"
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad
Wolf? opens this week
 The
second production of the 2006
Summer Children’s Theatre season by the Department of Theatre will
be Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf by Tom McCabe. Join this
hilarious comedy, which cleverly combines the tale of The Three
Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood. Children and adults will
delight in the whirlwind antics of t he three pigs, a French Canadian
woodsman, and Cornelius B.B. Wolf. This is a wonderful
entertainment opportunity for the whole ASU family.
Performance dates are Wednesday, July 26, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.,
Thursday, July 27, at 10 a.m. and Friday, July 28, at 10 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. Sponsored by The Golden Grotto of Jonesboro, all
performances will be held at Fowler Center. All seating is reserved.
Tickets should be purchased in advance at the Central Box Office for
$4 or by calling 972-ASU1. Tickets may also be purchased at the door (if available)
on the day of the performance for $5 each. Reservations are highly
recommended.
Bluegrass Monday, this evening
in Paragould
The bluegrass music group
Acousticatz will perform this evening at 7 p.m. in Atkins
Celebration Hall, 101 South Pruett St., downtown Paragould. The
concert is part of the Bluegrass Monday concert series presented by
KASU. Admission is free, but KASU will “pass the hat” to collect
money to pay the band. The Acousticatz are steeped in
bluegrass, but also have influences of pop, jazz and country music.
In 2003, the band won the Arkansas Colgate Country Showdown,
qualifying to compete with other bands from around the nation. The
group then placed in the top ten nationwide out of more than 100,000
entrants in the competition. This feat is even more impressive,
because the talent competition was designed to find the next country
music star, but the Acousticatz impressed the judges
performing traditional bluegrass music.
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