New opportunity for U of L student

Over the course of this week the University of Lethbridge is showcasing a play. Aj Baragar was asked to compose music for The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Since coming up with the music himself Baragar says it is rewarding to hear his songs being sung.

“I can’t help but listen to the music, and listen to everybody singing,” he says.

The Caucasian Chalk Circle is not like any traditional play, the actors are moving around parts of the university where the audience follows behind them. The last night of play is showing on Saturday.

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Oki/Hello My name is Tawnya Plain Eagle, I am a Aboriginal student currently taking Digital Journalism at Lethbridge College. My goals as an Aboriginal journalist is give my people a voice, and act as a role model for younger generations in hopes we can have more Aboriginal people involved in media.

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