News briefs
October 9, 2003
Free concert tonight
Music will collaborate with one of the most familiar amendments of the U.S. Constitution tonight.
“Freedom Sings: A celebration of the First Amendment through words and music” will be held at 6:30 p.m. today in Van Meter Hall.
The program is free.
The show, produced by the First Amendment Center in Nashville, will feature songs from artists who have been censored including Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan. The program will feature recording artist Don Henry and writer and narrator Ken Paulson.
The presentation is sponsored by the Herald and the Glasgow Daily Times.
-Shawntaye Hopkins
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![Students cheer for Senator at Large Jaden Marshall after being announced as the Intercultural Student Engagement Center Senator for the 24th Senate on Wednesday, April 17 in the Senate Chamber in DSU. Ive done everything in my power, Ive said it 100 times, to be for the students, Marshall said. So, not only to win, but to hear that reaction for me by the other students is just something that shows people actually care about me [and] really support me.](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/jadenmarshall-600x422.jpg)
