‘She Persisted, The Musical’ at Bay Area Children’s Theatre charms with wholesome message
Bay Area Children’s Theatre’s “She Persisted: The Musical” fulfills these criteria and more. Based on a children’s book by Chelsea Clinton and directed by Khalia Davis, the musical tells the story of Naomi, a girl who struggles with her desire to be perfect at everything — even though she’s only in the fourth grade.
‘She Persisted, The Musical’ at Bay Area Children’s Theatre charms with wholesome message
Bay Area Children’s Theatre’s “She Persisted: The Musical” fulfills these criteria and more. Based on a children’s book by Chelsea Clinton and directed by Khalia Davis, the musical tells the story of Naomi, a girl who struggles with her desire to be perfect at everything — even though she’s only in the fourth grade.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor discusses importance of impartiality
When Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor visited campus Thursday, she walked off the stage and into the crowd, answering questions, shaking hands and giving hugs to audience members. Sotomayor said she doesn’t like sitting still.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor discusses importance of impartiality
When Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor visited campus Thursday, she walked off the stage and into the crowd, answering questions, shaking hands and giving hugs to audience members. Sotomayor said she doesn’t like sitting still.
Melissa Murray selected as interim dean of UC Berkeley School of Law
Campus law professor Melissa Murray was named interim dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law on Tuesday, after the former dean resigned amid sexual harassment allegations.
Melissa Murray selected as interim dean of UC Berkeley School of Law
Campus law professor Melissa Murray was named interim dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law on Tuesday, after the former dean resigned amid sexual harassment allegations.
The US Supreme Court heard arguments surrounding a Michigan voter initiative prohibiting state universities from taking race into consideration when admitting students on Tuesday that could have serious implications on future affirmative action legislation nationwide.
The US Supreme Court heard arguments surrounding a Michigan voter initiative prohibiting state universities from taking race into consideration when admitting students on Tuesday that could have serious implications on future affirmative action legislation nationwide.