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CEL EHTHANNI lT,S AMAZING I-Iow IT,S IMPROVED, BUT IT I-IAsN,T REALLY CHANGED. IT LOOKS AND FEELS VERY MUCH LIKE WI-IAT WE DID BACK IN THE ,7OS AND ,8Os. ff .IDI-IN CAMPBELL O8 - O9 l .IAYI-IAWKER lot can change in 60 years. More than 250 students in fraternities and sororities celebrated the 60th anniversary of the revue in March. f'Everybody just uses their strengths and collabo- rates to put ideas together, so it's a group thingf, said Allison Owens, Leawood senior and a director ofthe 'fDiamond in the Rough 'l skit. For Owens, the 60th anniversary marks decades of family involvement in the show. Both of her grand- mothers and one of her grandfathers were in some of the first revues. Her mom and dad met when they were directors for past REVUE EBRATED VERSARY shows, and several ofher aunts, uncles and cousins were also involved with the show. 'They still talk about their shows and their skit ideas,', Owens, a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, said. ult's dehnitely brought up around the dinner table. The revue,s theme was In the Nick of Timef' in honor of the 60th anniversary. Five groups of partnered fraternities and sororities participated, the skits were all written, directed and performed by students. Like Owens, executive producer Kevin Campbell, Leawood senior, continued a family tradition with Rock Chalk Revue. Campbell's dad, john, was the executive producer nearly 30 years ago. Kevin's older brother, Scott, was in the revue when he attended the University, and his younger brother, Mark, is on the advisory board for this yearis production. All have been members of the Sigma Chi fraternity. When john was executive producer, the revue was in I-Ioch Auditoria and live performances occurred between acts, rather than the videos that are used today. It's amazing how it,s improved, but it hasnit really changedf, john said. It looks and feels very much like what we did back in the ,70s and '80s and I think that's what's so great about it. 9
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