Katie Grumet, News Editor • February 21, 2025

Imagine sitting in class one day focused on your work and then being interrupted by a blaring announcement. 'We are now on hold'. Your teacher stops what they’re doing and checks that the door is locked....

HANDS UP: Elizabeth Yowell, Audrey Nixon, and Ellie Nowlin who play Tanya, Donna, and Rosie, dance to the song Money, Money, Money. Nowlin had hoped for the role of Rosie and had practiced singing her songs long before auditions were held. “I’ve learned a lot about getting close with your cast and the other characters through yourself and just how to be a better actor in general,” Nowlin said. “Rosie is really interesting as a character and different from other characters I’ve played, so it was really interesting getting to learn the different parts of her and exploring all the different parts of her life and personality.”

Mamma Mia musical takes the stage

Ryan Zuniga, Photo Essay Editor • February 20, 2025

As the lights in the house dim, and the sounds of familiar jukebox tunes fill the air, the audience is transported to the vibrant Greek tavern where the story of Mamma Mia takes place. January 16 through...

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Success vs Happiness

Audrey Cullinane, Dispatch Reporter

May 17, 2024

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Host Audrey Cullinane is joined by senior Clayton Laney to discuss his perspective on the choice between success and happiness in college admissions, and how it inspired the creation of his short film creations.

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