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The Music Man Comes to Hattiesburg
SUMMARY: “The Music Man,” a six-time Tony Award-winning musical by Meredith Willson, is set to entertain audiences at the Mannoni Performing Arts Center from October 31 to November 2. The heartwarming story follows Harold Hill, a fast-talking salesman, who tries to con the residents of River City, Iowa, into funding a boys‘ band. His plans change when he falls for the town librarian, Marian. Directed by Dr. Mike Lopinto and Kassidy Chandler, the production features a large cast, full orchestra, and stunning costumes. Tickets are available at the Southern Miss Ticket Office and online.
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SUMMARY: This weekend, Union County Schools students will showcase their Fall musical, “High School Musical on Stage!” at Magnolia Theatre in New Albany. Directed by Austin Basil, the performances will occur at 7 p.m. on October 11 and 12, and 2 p.m. on October 13. Nearly 60 students from four schools will participate, with a significant backstage crew as well. Basil emphasizes the musical’s powerful message about community and support. He invites everyone to experience the nostalgia and joy of this beloved classic. Tickets can be purchased online for those interested in attending.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi offers a wealth of activities often overshadowed by misconceptions of scarcity. Highlights include Red Bluff, the “Grand Canyon of Mississippi,” ideal for hiking, and vibrant fall festivals throughout the state. College sports events are a significant part of the culture, particularly during football season, providing thrilling experiences for fans. The Christmas parades evoke nostalgia and excitement, while local farmer’s markets support small businesses and showcase unique products. Mississippi is rich in events and attractions, making it a state with something for everyone, whether for sports, festivals, or local shopping.
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The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) partnered with NIST, Arizona State University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to create a novel polymer that visualizes shockwaves during high-velocity impacts. This research, published in Nature Communications, reveals how mechanophore molecules illuminate under extreme force, aiding in the understanding of energy absorption and trauma responses. Insights from this technology could enhance healthcare, military defense, and space exploration materials. Key contributors from USM included Dr. Sarah Morgan and her team, emphasizing the collaboration’s role in military engineering research and student engagement.
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