Martha Bohrer, associate professor of English, was part of a three-person panel, Voices Beyond the Pale: Women’s Discursive Tactics in 19th-Century, at the 56th annual Midwest Conference on British Studies Oct. 9 at Baldwin Wallace College. Her panel presentation was titled “Nature, Natural History and Provincial Voices in ‘Mary Barton.’”
Jared Grebner ’11 (left) had been working with the Chicago Jazz Orchestra for weeks as the College’s advance contact for a performance in February. He had arranged for hotel rooms, a rehearsal schedule and catered meal. Everything was going smoothly until disaster struck: the orchestra ran out of spaghetti during the pre-show dinner. “I had to run over to Kaufman and find more pasta,” says Grebner.
