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10.15.08
Tickets go on sale Monday, Oct. 20On Sunday, Oct. 25, the hills of Sweet Briar College will be alive with the sounds of Bread and Puppet Theater’s distinctive and controversial music.Chefs... FULL STORY >
10.15.08
Tickets are still available for Sweet Briar College’s fall musical, “Little Women,” which opens this week in Murchison Lane Auditorium. Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday... FULL STORY >
10.14.08
Musician Robert Jospé and his band, Inner Rhythm, will be at Sweet Briar College Oct. 22 for a master class and concert. “World Beat Workshop,” a master class conducted by Jospe and... FULL STORY >

Athletics

All three of Sweet Briar’s fall sports competed in home conference games today.In Williams Gymnasium, the volleyball Vixens matched up against Guilford College. While there were many thrilling... FULL STORY >
The soccer game slated for Saturday Sept. 27 against Hollins University has been cancelled due to constant rain and unplayable field conditions. The game will be re-scheduled for a date to be... FULL STORY >



Riding

The Sweet Briar Fall Hunter team’s season got off to an excellent early start during September. It was a busy month in which the Vixens captured one individual champion and three individual... FULL STORY >
McPheeters snags reserve high-point rider honorsSweet Briar College’s Intercollegiate Horse Show Association team had a successful first outing of the season, hosted by Radford University on... FULL STORY >


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Sweet Briar College will present its fall musical, “Little Women,” Oct. 16 through 19 in Murchison Lane Auditorium at Babcock Fine Arts Center. See the related story for details. “Little Women” cast members pictured are (seated, left to right) Katy Johnstone ’10 as Beth, Marcia Thom as Marmee, Mary Massie ’10 as Amy and (standing, left to right) Sarah Schofield ’11 as Meg and Mary Susan Sinclair-Kuenning ’09 as Jo. Photo by Kylene Hayslett.

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