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GET SOME CULTURE // 100 YEARS OF BROADWAY
MANUAL
> It's not all about fast food and beer pong.
You don't have to go to New York City to see a show-stopping number.
Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway features songs from hit musicals like Phantom of the Opera, Cabaret, Chicago, and Westside Story at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Lied Center.
"I saw the show last spring and was really impressed with it," says Tim Van Leer, executive director of the Lied Center. "The singers can sing and they have great stage presence. They also tell interesting stories about the show and the experience."
Neil Berg, the show's musical director and pianist, created 100 Years of Broadway to pay tribute to the history of the musical. Now in its fifth year, Berg says he created the show to celebrate his mother's generation. "I wanted to create a rock concert for the Broadway world," he says.
Berg's formula has been a success. "When you see the Phantom of the Opera star perform, you are seeing someone who has performed the song over 2,000 times." Berg says. "This is the best talent in the world."
Bern narrates the show and shares anecdotes
about each performance and song history. "I want it to feel like the audience is in my living room and we're having a party." Berg says.
Tickets for students are on sale for $14 at the Lied Center Ticket Office and online at www.liedku.edu.
JON HERMES
Belt it out! Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway show features classic songs from musicals like Phantom of the Opera and Cabaret.
ESSENTIAL LIFE SKILLS // REMOVE STAINS
Clumsiness happens, and for Kristina Delacruz, it happens more often than not. Delacruz, Lansing freshman, says she usually uses paper towels and Oxcyclean for removing stains on her clothes.
> In case of emergency, read quickly.
College is the first time many students worry about laundry, says Kathy Swantko, founder and president of FabricLink Network. Besides store-bought products, there are a few simple tricks to remove pesky fabric stains.
-Alcohol Wash, without soap, in hot water.
Then soak 30 minutes in a quart of warm water and one teaspoon of enzyme presoak product, such as Axiom or Biz Bleach.
-Dairy products. Soak and scrub a fresh stain in cold water before washing. If dry, scrape it off. Then soak for several hours in cold water with detergent. Wash in warm water.
-Sweat: For a light stain, rub detergent on and wash. For heavy stain, pre-treat with prewash stain remover for five to 10 minutes. If already discolored, treat with ammonia or white vinegar.
-Vomit: Scrape clean once it dries. Then
Shout it out: When clothes become stained. It's best to soak the garment in water immediately. Take additional steps depending on the type of stain.
soak in cold water with detergent and rub stain out. If it's an old stain, soak for a few hours. Wash in warm water if stain is still present. Soak again and wash.
-Coffee: Soak stain in pre-treat stain remover. Then scrub in detergent and hot water. Do not use plain soap — this will make the stain permanent.
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