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The Caine Lyric Theatre’s recent reopening has restored a historic performance venue in downtown Logan, but for Utah State University theater students, the Lyric Repertory Company offers more than a stage, it provides an opportunity to work alongside professional artists before graduation.
C.R. Grimmer presented at the Logan Library as part of Utah State University’s Aggie Talks series on Wednesday. The presentation, titled “Sappho on Tour: How a ‘Pop Star’ of Ancient Greece Influenced Modern Culture,” focused on the impact that the ancient poet Sappho has had on modern society, as well as how humanities scholars connect their work with the community.
Milo Maughan credits donor-funded scholarships with giving him the freedom to discover his passion for teaching. Today, as Secondary Science Specialist for the Utah State Board of Education, he helps strengthen science education for students and educators across Utah.
