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from the issue of November 1, 2007
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QUILT DONATION
Helen James George (left) examines "The James Family" quilt with Patricia Crews, director of the International Quilt Study Center; Sherry Rencenberger Boram, designer of the quilt; and Carol Ducey, curator of textiles, clothing and design, at the IQSC on Oct. 22. Boram made the quilt for Helen James George, who in turn donated it to the IQSC. James George's brother and sister-in-law, Robert and Ardis James, are the primary IQSC donors. "The James Family" quilt features the history of the James family. Rencenberger Boram is second cousin to Helen and Robert James. Courtesy photo/International Quilt Study Center.
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ARTS HEADLINES FOR NOVEMBER 1
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
American Life in Poetry
'Annie' to play Lied Nov. 6-7
Confucius Institute Dedication
Day of the Dead celebration is Nov. 1
Monks to begin sand painting Nov. 2 at the Lentz Center
Music historian, fortepianist to deliver Nov. 5 Geske Lecture
QUILT DONATION
Second annual staff art exhibition opens Nov. 5
'Sheldon Survey: An Invitational' to offer work by 20 contemporary artists
University Theatre opens new season with 'Self Defense, or death of some salesman'
UNL artists featured in online video project
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