Builder Breakfast – Town Hall: Building a Better Business Model for Housing BRIC is proud to announce Octavio Gutiérrez’s promotion to associate principal Sundt Construction welcomes the addition of Devanta Black as project manager for its growing Northwest team Hacker has promoted John Dalit to associate He is a registered architect and a member of NOMA with a decade o[...] Hacker has promoted Sophia Tan to associate She contributes to diverse projects spanning civic Jason Murakami has been promoted to preconstruction manager at R&H Construction Sara Stone is now vice president/project manager of Pioneer Waterproofing Company Sign up for your daily digest of DJC Oregon Daily News BRIC is proud to announce Octavio Gutiérrez’s promotion to associate principal BRIC is proud to announce Ed Herrera’s promotion to associate principal Sundt Construction welcomes the addition of Devanta Black as project manager for its growing Northwe[...] Hacker has promoted John Dalit to associate He is a registered architect and a member of NOMA with [...] Hacker has promoted Sophia Tan to associate Jason Murakami has been promoted to preconstruction manager at R&H Construction Sara Stone is now vice president/project manager of Pioneer Waterproofing Company Christine Schlicker has been named chief operating officer of Deacon Construction Daily Journal of Commerce provides 24/7 legal news coverage and events honoring top legal professionals Get our free DJC Oregon Daily News & breaking news notifications Subscribe for access to the latest digital and special editions Herrera (knee) set to begin rehab with Triple-A MemphisApril 30th CINCINNATI -- When emerging slugger Iván Herrera was forced from the lineup on April 6 with a left knee bone bruise he sustained while running the bases he was the Cardinals’ team leader in home runs with four The fact that Herrera is still atop the Cardinals' home run leaderboard -- he was tied with Lars Nootbaar entering play Wednesday -- some 3 1/2 weeks later speaks to how much St Louis has missed his prodigious power in its lineup The Cardinals got good news on Wednesday when the 24-year-old catcher was cleared to begin his Minor League rehab assignment with Triple-A Memphis who passed all his running and agility tests in St was scheduled to travel to Memphis on Wednesday and go through pregame drills with the Redbirds Herrera will then be at designated hitter on Thursday and catch five innings on Friday when Memphis hosts Louisville The Cardinals moved catcher Willson Contreras to first base in the offseason to clear up playing time for Herrera, who lived up to that confidence by slashing .381/.458/1.048 with four home runs and 11 RBIs in seven games. Herrera set a bit of history on April 2 when he became the first catcher in the rich history of the Cards to homer three times in a game Herrera’s momentum was stalled on April 6 when he twisted his left knee while running from first to third on a base hit He stayed in the game for two more pitches but collapsed when his knee “gave way,” and he needed help from Cardinals coaches to get from third base to the third-base dugout Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 1934 to Jose Campos Ortega and Teresa Herrera and was the husband of 67 years to Irma Villa Castelan Joaquin made his life farming and he enjoyed spending time outdoors in nature Joaquin brought his family to the United States from Mexico and they settled in New York He recently moved to North Carolina to be near some of his family He was devoted to his family and his greatest love was spending time with them Music was important to him and he enjoyed all kinds Silvino (Maria) Campos and Evelio (Luz Maria) Campos; daughters Irma Campos Villa and Esmeralda (Rodrigo) Campos; 45 Grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren; sisters Adelfo Campos and several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his parents; son Margarita Campos and Rosalba Campos; brothers The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday 2025 at 11:00AM at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church by Rev The graveside service will be held on Saturday The family will receive friends from 6 to 8pm Friday at his son’s home Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The Guardianes 2020 tournament marked the end of promotion and relegation in Mexican Football Jose Rizal University secured the commitment of two rising high school standouts as the Heavy Bombers continue their offseason revamp ahead of the NCAA Season 101 Former San Sebastian College-Recoletos Staglets Sanlea Peñaverde and Harry Herrrera have made the decision to bring their talents to JRU as they begin their collegiate careers confirmed the development to GMA News Online as the latter has also decided to join the JRU coaching staff alongside head coach Nani Epondulan "Yes part of coaching staff po ako ni Coach Nani ngayon Yes may mga players from Baste na sumama po and nag tiwala po," Martin said on Monday "So far nag-confirm na si Sanlea and si Harry po." I'm part of the coaching staff of Coach Nani now there are players from Baste who are coming with me and putting their trust in me.. those who confirmed are Sanlea and Harry.] Peñaverde was a key cog in San Sebastian's campaign in the previous NCAA Season 100 juniors tournament emerging as a member of both the Mythical Team and the All-Defensive Team as the Staglets finished with a 3-6 record The rising guard posted averages of 24.11 points and 0.22 blocks while the 6-foot-3 Herrera posted 7.33 markers They became the latest recruits for JRU, which has also gotten the commitment of former Mapua University Cardinals Chris Hubilla and Lawrence Mangubat {{gallery.imageDetails.images.0.description}} Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website and to ensure we show advertising that is relevant to you. By continuing to use our website, you agree to our use of such cookies. You can change this and find out more by following: Cookie Policy or Close FAD Magazine FAD Magazine covers contemporary art – News Exhibitions and Interviews reported on from London From 1948 to 1953, Carmen Herrera lived in Paris immersing herself in the city’s dynamic postwar artistic community while frequently traveling to New York and Havana This period marked a decisive shift in her practice as she moved from biomorphic forms and fevered gestural compositions to the rigorous geometric abstraction that would define her career for the next seven decades 1948 – 1953—the most comprehensive presentation of her work from this period to-date— examines a young artist deep in experimentation subsuming the seismic influences of many colliding midcentury art movements in order to develop her own breakthrough language of painting.  Herrera’s years in Paris were a time of creative freedom and intellectual exchange particularly through her participation in exhibitions such as the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles where she exhibited alongside other prominent figures such as Theo van Doesburg as well as younger artists associated with Venezuela’s Los Disidentes The city exposed her to key modernist movements such as Bauhaus and Russian Suprematism which deeply influenced the shift toward her own uniquely minimal language Herrera began employing shaped canvases while also becoming a pioneer in solvent-based acrylics is currently the oldest work in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to use this particular medium a fact that was discovered through scientific analysis by the museum in 2021 dichromatic abstraction that would later become her signature The painting’s four symmetrical ochre-colored triangles against a black background prefigure later masterpieces such as Black and White (1952) in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art exemplifies Herrera’s precision and spatial tension featuring a striking white dart slashing across a cobalt blue ground both in its palette and bold linear composition foreshadows Herrera’s future direction while also underscoring her approach to painting as object This idea is further emphasized by the use of an artist-made frame which was intended to prevent a buyer from re-framing the work This concept evolves in subsequent pieces where she allowed her compositions to wrap about the edges transforming them into fully three-dimensional forms.  Herrera’s Habana Series marks a pivotal moment in the artist’s development showcasing her experimentation with gestural abstraction and Informalism during a brief stay in New York in 1950 “Carmen Herrera and the Paris School.” Created in response to transnational developments in Abstract Expressionism these works contrast with the structured geometric compositions of her Paris paintings Conquete de l’air (1950) features spontaneous brushstrokes and vibrant colors applied without Herrera’s typical preparatory sketches the paintings emphasize a tactile graphic quality with thick Named after her first solo exhibition at Havana’s Lyceum and Lawn Tennis Club (December 1950 – January 1951) the series reflects Herrera’s synthesis of Tachisme and Expressionism blending the gestural techniques of Hans Hartung with those of Jackson Pollock.  The exhibition also features Early Dynasty (1953) which demonstrates Herrera’s ambition and evolving style she layers multiple colors and geometric forms referencing motifs from earlier paintings to create a composition in constant motion mushroom-like form at the top left echoes a similar shape in other canvasses from this period including Logique Coloree No This tendency to revisit and refine geometric forms would become a hallmark of her later work reinforcing her relentless pursuit of visual clarity and balance.  Herrera’s move back to New York in September 1953 presented challenges as the art world’s gender and racial biases delayed her recognition the radical developments of her Paris period laid the foundation for the rigorously precise minimalist works that would define her later career This exhibition builds on recent institutional recognition of Herrera’s artistic contributions during this period including her inclusion in Women in Abstraction (Centre Pompidou 2021–22) and Americans in Paris (Grey Art Museum It also precedes Both Sides of the Line: Carmen Herrera and Leon Polk Smith a major touring museum show curated by Dana Miller who also curated Carmen Herrera: Lines of Sight at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2016 Carmen Herrera, The Paris Years, 1948 –1953, 1st May – 1st August 2025 Lisson 508 West 24th Street Installation Images: Exhibition view of ‘Carmen Herrera: The Paris Years She moved frequently between France and Cuba throughout the 1930s and 1940s; having started studying architecture at the Universidad de La Habana before exhibiting five times at the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles where she lived and worked until her death in 2022 Herrera’s work was the subject of a large-scale survey, Carmen Herrera: Lines of Sight which travelled to the Wexner Center for the Arts Columbus (2017) and Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen (K20) Herrera premiered her Estructuras Monumentales massive aluminium structures largely conceived in the 1960s and 1970s at City Hall Park in New York City in 2019 que te quiero verde (2020) was unveiled at the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin in May of 2023 as part of the museum’s grounds redesign an exhibition focusing on the last fifteen years Herrera’s output opened at SITE Santa Fe Herrera’s work was featured in Adriano Pedrosa’s exhibition Straniere Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere at the 60th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia Herrera’s work is in numerous public and private collections including the National Gallery of Art New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art London; Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen (K20) Düsseldorf; the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi; El Museo del Barrio Washington DC; the Smithsonian American Art Museum Minneapolis; the Museum of Fine Arts Boston; the Pérez Art Museum Austin; and the Morgan Library & Museum Mark Westall Mark Westall is the Founder and Editor of FAD magazine - there’s also real magic scattered throughout the city— Known for his powerful engagement with Afro-Brazilian traditions Paula foregrounds the lives of undocumented Black figures whose contributions to society have been overlooked Hsu has led the exploration of tech transformation poetically reimagining the human body through innovative materials and digital processes Courtney Killough picks four exhibitions you need to see during Frieze LA Week and beyond Join the FAD newsletter and get the latest news and articles straight to your inbox who has struggled with the auto-immune disease vitiligo had the chance of a lifetime when she sang to Pope Francis almost a decade ago.CHICAGO -- Valerie Herrera had the chance of a lifetime when she sang to Pope Francis almost a decade ago Herrera was 17 when she shared her story with Pope Francis about struggling with the rare skin disorder and turning to music to cope with bullying virtual town hall with ABC News' David Muir in 2015 As cheers filled the room at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Chicago The pope thanked her with his characteristic warm smile Now 26 and working as a nurse outside Chicago Herrera reflects on that transformative moment I remember his warming and welcoming smile when he asked me to sing for him," Herrera told ABC News "That's the face I will always remember." Pope Francis funeral updates: Pope Francis laid to rest after historic funeral in front of 250,000 Herrera detailed how the moment with the pontiff inspired her in her career and personal life saying it "taught me to just to be more of a woman of faith that is here to serve others that is here to provide care as a nurse." "I have the responsibility to care for those that are under my care I have the responsibility to provide and give everything that I have in order to ensure that people are healing and to provide the love and compassion that family members and patients really need in their time of weakness when they're sick," Herrera said Herrera also spoke with ABC News Live as Pope Francis' coffin was being taken out of St Peter's Basilica to the Basilica of St She thanked the pope again for speaking with her "I couldn't imagine that it's already been about 10 years," Herrera said I still can't really believe what had happened." Herrera said Pope Francis "really did touch my heart We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money The family of Sean Manuel Herrera created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne This section of the website is exclusively reserved for members of the FIM Family: CONUs members and honorary members of the commissions You are a member of the FIM Family and do not have your access? Do not hesitate to contact us Sign in The FIM is also involved in non-sport activities - tourism or sport-related activities such as women in motorcycling sustainability is linked to both sporting and non-sporting areas as is the educational side we are developing to get the new generation on 2 wheels We inform you about all aspects of the motorcycling world Key Points:Pole position: Maria Herrera (Klint Forward Factory Team) – 1’41.152Race 1 winner: Roberta Ponziani (Klint Forward Racing Team)Race 2 winner: Maria HerreraRace fastest lap: Roberta Ponziani(Klint Forward Racing Team) - 1’40.005 (Race 2) P1 | Maria Herrera | Klint Forward Factory Team“I changed the strategy a little today and was happier because I was able to push and felt comfortable on the bike I tried to build a gap but when I saw that we were a group of four or five riders and try to do my best until the last corner I knew I had to overtake - I braked later and it was difficult but I managed the last corner and was able to win I feel good about where we are in terms of the championship because now we head to round three at Donington a track I enjoy and where I have good memories.”  P2 | Roberta Ponziani | Klint Forward Factory Team“I think we had almost the perfect weekend Today’s race was a bit tougher than Race 1; yesterday I had more control I made a good start in Race 1 but today not so much and then I made a small mistake on the last lap and wasn’t able to exploit the slipstream and of course for the championship; I'm really happy.”  P3 | Beatriz Neila | Ampito Crescent Yamaha“I’m happy because I ran a good race I tried in the last sector to get past Maria but in the end as the result is important for the championship standings I want to thank the whole team and all our partners who support us We’re second in the championship with more points than we had at this point last year I’ll work hard over the next weeks to be as strong as possible for the next round at Donington.” ACCESS HIGH-RESOLUTION IMAGES Maria Herrera (Klint Forward Racing Team) 2 Roberta Ponziani (Klint Forward Racing Team) +0.202s 3 Beatriz Nelia (Ampito Crescent Yamaha) +0.288s 4 Sara Sanchez (Terra & Vita GRT Yamaha WorldWCR Team) +2.445s 5 Avalon Lewis (Carl Cox Motorsports) +8.557s 6 Astrid Madrigal (Pons Italika Racing FIMLA) +15.232 RESULTS Herrera injury makes gloomy doubleheader worse for CardinalsMarmol says test results 'came back clean,' but 24-year-old still bound for ILApril 7th the biggest blow of the long day and night of baseball for the Cardinals came in a completely different manner Iván Herrera, who made Cardinals’ history when he became the first catcher to mash three home runs in a game on Wednesday went down with a third-inning injury to his left knee that could cost him time whose knee appeared to buckle when he briefly broke from third base on a foul pop needed help from trainers to get back to the third-base dugout Herrera briefly left Fenway Park to get more testing on the knee but was moving around the clubhouse well later in the night and the club is hopeful that he might have avoided a serious injury president of baseball operations John Mozeliak said and is expected to go on the 10-day injured list on Monday the Cardinals will call up 27-year-old Yohel Pozo to join the team in Pittsburgh who came to the Cardinals on a Minor League contract in the offseason last appeared in the big leagues for Texas in 2021 “It sucks to see Iván go down like that because he’s been hitting so well and hopefully he’ll be able to recover and be back for us pretty soon maybe even [Monday] … you never know,” said Cardinals starter Andre Pallante who worked with Herrera through the early stages of Game 1 “He was hitting the ball so well and you just hate to see him lose that [momentum] because of an injury.” The injury comes at a time when the 24-year-old catcher from Panama appeared to be coming into his own as a high-level hitter for the Cardinals His four homers and 11 RBI coming into Sunday were the second-most among NL players his .482 slugging and 143 wRC+ leads all catchers with at least 200 plate appearances since the start of the 2024 season “He’s been impressive and if you look at his at-bats and it doesn’t matter who’s on the [mound] he is still taking a very professional at bat,” Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol said If you look at the homer he hit to right field [at Fenway Park on Friday] and then he pulled a couple at home as the Cardinals were absorbing a Game 2 thumping Marmol told ESPN that the team got good news on the Herrera front but we're definitely not looking at anything serious but it could have been a bad situation." The good news for the Cardinals is that they can turn the majority of the catching duties over to Pedro Pagés whose storybook run in big league baseball has been defined by him being ready and taking advantage of opportunities presented to him He put on a clinic in that department in Game 1 on Sunday by doubling twice and tying a career high with three RBIs Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball Pagés blooped an 0-2 double into right to tie the game Pagés turned on a 95.4 mph fastball on the inside corner and smashed the ball off the 37-foot Green Monster The 383-foot smash left the bat at 103.6 mph “[Pagés] is a guy who takes pride in that [preparation] he’s prepared for the lineup and watches closely,” Marmol said Pagés’ work helped the Cardinals take a 4-2 lead into the ninth inning in the opener but that disappeared when Helsley walked four hitters and surrendered two earned runs for his first blown save of the season and he needed just 53 opportunities to do so we announce the passing of our beloved Anthony who was called home to our Lord on March 7 and many cherished aunts and uncles in eternal peace.Anthony's memory lives on through his devoted mother and countless friends whose lives he touched with his warmth and humor.Anthony was known for his love of poker and his unwavering loyalty as a die-hard Dallas Cowboys fan and his proudest achievement was placing second in the Heartland Poker Tournament in 2012 He will be deeply missed by all who knew him Anthony’s absence leaves a void that no one can fill but his legacy will live on in the memories and love he shared with those closest to him.Pallbearers will be his brothers and Eric.A celebration of his life will be held on Monday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Santa Fe Burial will take place at Memorial Gardens Cemetery with a luncheon to follow at Christian Life Arrangements have been entrusted to the compassionate professionals at MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee man has been arrested following a shooting in broad daylight on a public street last week was arrested on Wednesday and charged with first-degree intentional homicide with use of a dangerous weapon and first-degree recklessly endangering safety with use of a dangerous weapon in the death of 52-year-old Ortho Herrera-Conchi who was a passenger in Herrera-Conchi's vehicle at the time of the shooting The witness told authorities that Herrera-Conchi was stopped at the intersection of West Maple and South 7th Street Cervantes was allegedly behind them in a black minivan and attempted to cut them off Cervantes then allegedly turned at the same time as Herrera-Conchi Herrera-Conchi crashed his vehicle into a building The witness told police that he ran from the vehicle to get help he saw the suspect walk up to the vehicle and fire more shots before running back to the van and taking off An autopsy confirmed Herrera-Conchi died from multiple gunshot wounds to the head The black van was tracked down to a home in Watertown Cervantes' birth certificate and social security number were found inside the van Cervantes was identified by two witnesses in a police lineup and surveillance video from multiple camera angles in the neighborhood corroborated witness statements Cell tower data also places Cervantes' phone at the scene Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for “TMJ4” on your device Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more. Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Report a typo ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS BY DAMON ALLRED Arizona Diamondbacks hitters put up two straight crooked innings at the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday After Garrett Hampson became the first Diamondback on base with a walk in the third inning Perdomo turned things chaotic with an RBI double after Jose Herrera singled and stole second sending Herrera and Perdomo — even with his stumble while rounding third — home for a 3-1 lead Out in front. pic.twitter.com/ZzVaoRVCVG — Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) May 4, 2025 The Diamondbacks found four runs in the next inning and it came from the same culprits as the third Josh Naylor and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. went down on five pitches before a Tim Tawa single and Garrett Hampson walk turned into two runs on a Herrera double It gave Herrera his second multi-hit game of the season and first multi-RBI game since April 2023 Perdomo added more chaos by turning a two-strike count into an infield single that allowed Herrera to score on a misplay He then stole second and third to get sent home by Carroll on a base hit to end the day of Phillies starter Ranger Suarez Suarez sat down the first seven Diamondbacks he faced It was his season debut after starting the season on the IL with a back injury the Phillies had a 73.8% chance of winning That number shot the other way to 91% in favor of Arizona by the end of the fourth as it carried a 7-2 lead Catch the rest of Diamondbacks-Phillies on 98.7, the Arizona Sports app or online PITTSBURGH -- St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ivan Herrera was put on the 10-day injured list Monday because of a bone bruise in his left knee Pedro Pages was expected to receive the bulk of the action behind the plate with Herrera out. Catcher Yohel Pozo was brought up from Triple-A Memphis and he was in the starting lineup for the Cardinals' game at Pittsburgh The 24-year-old Herrera was hurt Sunday in the opener of a doubleheader at Boston He was expected to be sidelined for four weeks Herrera was off to a hot start in his first season as a full-time starter batting .381 with four homers and 11 RBIs in seven games He was unable to put weight on his left leg and had to be helped off the field after running the bases "It was really good news," Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol said before the series opener against the Pirates BOSTON -- St. Louis Cardinals catcher Iván Herrera was unable to put weight on his left leg and had to be helped off the field after running the bases in the third inning of the first game of a day-night doubleheader against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday The team announced he had inflammation in his left knee Manager Oliver Marmol told ESPN's Buster Olney during Sunday night's game against Boston that the injury "could have been a lot worse" and that Herrera and the team avoided a "bad situation." He said that Herrera will go on the injured list Herrera went from first to third on a single into the left-field corner by Nolan Arenado. When Luken Baker fouled to first to end the inning manager Oliver Marmol and an athletic trainer helped Herrera to the dugout where he got assistance down the steps to the clubhouse He was replaced in the bottom of the inning by Pedro Pagés In the second, Herrera made a nice lunging catch for a force at the plate on Connor Wong's grounder to third keeping a foot on the plate as he dove to his right The Associated Press contributed to this story Written by RotoWire Staff Herrera (knee) clubbed a three-run home run in his first rehab game with Triple-A Memphis on Thursday Herrera was retired in his first three plate appearances but then went deep in his final trip to the dish He will catch five innings Friday and keep building up his defensive workload from there before rejoining the Cardinals' active roster Here's a news roundup of some noteworthy items over the last few days for the St The St. Louis Cardinals are in dire need of adjustments and reinforcements during their recent skid When Ivan Herrera went on the 10-day IL nearly four weeks ago due to a bone bruise in his left knee A month later and Herrera's four long balls still lead the team despite him not logging a single at-bat in the interim According to John Denton Ivan Herrera is starting a rehab assignment with Triple-A Memphis on Thursday Herrera will be the Redbirds' designated hitter on Thursday and he'll catch five innings on Friday The Cardinals catcher was cleared to start his rehab assignment on Wednesday following running and agility drills Louis is in desperate need of reinforcements as the team that was once near the top of all of baseball in various offensive categories has fallen the Cardinals were second in the league in wRC+ and they led the league in batting average They've since fallen to third in batting average Herrera's eventual return should help rejuvenate a stagnant offense The St. Louis Cardinals' lone offseason signing has paid major dividends for them already Right-handed reliever Phil Maton was the club's only free-agent acquisition this offseason this appears to be one of the best signings this offseason given his price tag Phil Maton has a 2.63 ERA and 17 strikeouts in 13.2 innings He's been one of Oliver Marmol's most effective relievers during the first month of the year and he's helped stabilize and otherwise shaky bullpen Phil Maton knows that his time with his childhood team may be fleeting If he continues to play at this level and the Cardinals continue to be out of the playoff picture come June Maton would be one of the trade market's best options This isn't a comforting idea to the 32-year-old reliever “It's a constant reminder that this is baseball and it’s a business,” said Maton of the prospect of being traded down the road One of the reasons Maton signed with the Cardinals was his familiarity with the organization Now that he's had the chance to play with his favorite team growing up That may not be the case if the Cardinals remain on the outside looking in this summer He's found his home in that spot so far following a cold start to the year Winn has been excellent over the last 28 days with a .319/.377/.426 slash line Marmol opted to reward Winn with a bump in the batting order all the way up to the second spot This is Winn's first time batting second in his career and Jordan Walker have all tried their hand at the second spot in the lineup Oli Marmol is trying a different right-handed hitter out between Lars Nootbaar and Brendan Donovan Here is a look at the 400-foot home run hit by #STLCards SS Masyn Winn, who was batting in the No. 2 spot in the order for the first time in his career. He hit the first pitch he saw -- a 93.2 mph sinker -- for his second HR of the season. It left the bat at 102.9 mph. pic.twitter.com/zyrXon5w5P Winn wasted no time finding his stroke in the second spot as he launched a 400-foot home run on the first pitch he saw in the first inning on Wednesday against Brady Singer and the Cincinnati Reds © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER According to John Denton The St. Louis Cardinals' lone offseason signing has paid major dividends for them already “It's a constant reminder that this is baseball and it’s a business,” said Maton of the prospect of being traded down the road Here is a look at the 400-foot home run hit by #STLCards SS Masyn Winn, who was batting in the No. 2 spot in the order for the first time in his career. He hit the first pitch he saw -- a 93.2 mph sinker -- for his second HR of the season. It left the bat at 102.9 mph. pic.twitter.com/zyrXon5w5P Roster and lineup changes and future moves have made the news for the St We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website and to ensure we show advertising that is relevant to you. By continuing to use our website, you agree to our use of such cookies. You can change this and find out more by following: Cookie Policy or Close In their stunning processional opera, co-creators Paola Prestini and Magos Herrera and director Louisa Proske present the story of Sor Juana a 17th-century proto-feminist nun whose passion for knowledge pitted her against powerful men – and her own voracious intellect Many of Sor Juana’s intellectual and political battles are operatic material but Primero Sueño dramatizes her creative process as a radical act: she reconciled her creative doubts by believing that her work would echo across the ages honoring her vision as a triumph over the men who burned her books it is fitting that Prestini and Herrera focus on Sor Juana’s process of writing her magnum opus poem It is a vital necessity of our existence… Poetry is the way we help give name to the nameless so that it can be thought The farthest horizons of our hopes and fears are cobbled by our poems carved from the rock experiences of our daily lives.” Carved from rock experiences, indeed. The performance is intimately designed for The Met Cloisters a museum reconstructed from four European structures and perched atop the furthest hill in Manhattan Governed by the Metropolitan Museum of Art The Cloisters houses 5,000 works of art from the 12th to 15th centuries The structure provided a parallel to Sor Juana’s intellectual and emotional passage Herrera and Prestini gave the stones something modern and magical to absorb and Quetzalcoatl grounded the surrealism with his own spectacular choreography and associate direction one of the world’s great jazz and improvisatory vocalists was fully unleashed to present a stupendous performance A significant portion of the opera’s artistic and advisory team represent Latin America and Mexico through their roles in government Through this broad cultural support and expertise Primero Sueño successfully positions Sor Juana as a contemporary feminist icon while remaining grounded in historical context and although English subtitles were projected throughout the work the total linguistic immersion coupled with Mexican Baroque music and mythology makes it clear that Sor Juana is not adapting to us; rather Proske’s direction utilized the full Cloisters space while shepherding the audience into specific locations recreating Sor Juana’s experience of inner freedom and external constraints But perhaps even more than the labyrinthine corridors Innocent arches became portals for Death; small stone openings became personal portals for the audience-voyeurs; bland frames opened for Misogony and grand Great Hall doors swung open for apparitions David Herrera’s sculpture animation and masks Andrea Lauer’s costume and wearable technology design and Jorge Cousineau’s varied text and projections created critical counterpoints to the Eurocentric museum setting through shocks of rainbow feathers The processional and site-specific nature of the work presented an enormous logistical challenge The mobile lighting and projection teams — directed by Jiyoun Chang and Jorge Cousineau respectively — and audience guide teams were active throughout the entire opera as spaces were utilized multiple times it was a pleasant and egalitarian experience to witness the production team’s central contribution to the piece A proscenium presentation of Primero Sueño is hard to imagine; future stagings of this piece will have to reconsider how each new immersive setting can illuminate Sor Juana’s gentle power without overwhelming her story with the environment The opera’s setting and sonic environment preserved cohesion in a fragmented experience of her story And perhaps this is the point: we experience the duration of her struggle and Sor Juana victoriously breaks into our life I CARE IF YOU LISTEN is an editorially-independent program of the American Composers Forum and is made possible thanks to generous donor and institutional support Opinions expressed are solely those of the author and may not represent the views of ICIYL or ACF You can support the work of ICIYL with a tax-deductible gift to ACF. 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You can support the work of ICIYL with a gift to ACF Veronica "Ronnie" Flores-Herrera is the Real-Time Desk Manager for KRIS 6 News The Emmy-nominated journalist has been covering news in the Coastal Bend since 1997 New information is being released in the investigation into a London High School staff member accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student KRIS 6 News has obtained the arrest affidavit in the case It reveals the school district learned about the relationship through an anonymous email sent to the district on Saturday The sender stated they overheard Amy Spence tell someone she was in a "romantic relationship" with a high school senior Detectives spoke with London ISD's Assistant Superintendent Alex Salazar on Tuesday Salazar said he hadn't called police on Monday because they had asked the person who sent the email for more details The district was waiting to give that person more time before calling the police Salazar also said he was investigating a separate incident involving a male teacher and they had enough evidence to terminate him he informed them that Amy Spence was having an inappropriate relationship with a student they brought in the student who admitted that "he had been in a sexual relationship with Spence" He also showed administrators text messages between him and Spence the student told administrators Spence began pursuing him around Aug He stated that during an intersession date she took the student to her home where they had sexual intercourse Spence was in the Nueces County Jail where she's being held on a $100,000 bond The Corpus Christi Police Department arrested 49-year-old Amy Spence at her home on Nile Drive at 1:30 p.m According to the Corpus Christi Police Department Pence was taken to the City Detention Center and charged with improper relationship between educator and student A London High School staff member has been fired and is under investigation for having an inappropriate relationship with a high school student Bill Chapman sent a letter notifying parents of the investigation on Friday It states the district took immediate action The letter states due to the nature of the investigation and to protect the privacy of the student involved the school district is limited in the details it can share Public Information Officer Kim Womack told KRIS 6 News the district is working with the Corpus Christi Police Department and the relationship in question was isolated to one student The district doesn't believe there are other victims For the latest local news updates, click here, or download the KRIS 6 News App. was called to his eternal resting place on March 16 He attended grade school at University Heights School in Albuquerque then went on to Jefferson Junior High in Albuquerque and then attended high school at the Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Santa Fe He attended college at the College of Santa Fe and then St Ralph had a long professional career spanning from 1957 to 2004 he focused on serving and caring for the spiritual he continued doing voluntary social work by visiting sick and elderly individuals residing in nursing homes and in homebound situations throughout Albuquerque His social work touched the lives of countless individuals Mary Dove (Zurn) Herrera of South Burlington Erin Herrera of Albuquerque; 11 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; and brother VIA Home > VIA Names Jon Gary Herrera New President and CEO Herrera is first Latino to lead agency in 46 years The VIA Metropolitan Transit Board of Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to appoint a new President and CEO to lead the region’s mobility provider Arndt and his team ushered in a time of transformation for the agency that first rolled out service in 1978 and has grown as an industry leader in safety The much-decorated CEO is retiring after 40 years in the transportation industry and 13 years behind the wheel at VIA leaving the agency as the “Most Outstanding Metropolitan Transit Authority in Texas,” a distinction earned three times under Arndt’s leadership has served as VIA’s Senior Vice President of Public Engagement since 2017 overseeing efforts to deliver major milestones including the historic 2020 initiative to secure additional funding for VIA’s Keep SA Moving plan He was selected as the lone finalist for VIA’s top job at a special-called board meeting in October where trustees approved Board Chair Fernando Reyes to negotiate a contract with Herrera that was approved Tuesday “The Board chose from among three impressive and capable internal candidates who have each demonstrated a passion for their work and a commitment to carry us forward to the future,” Chairman Reyes said “Every member of the team is part of Jeff’s legacy here He will leave VIA stronger than he found it and with the Board’s sincere thanks for a job done well Herrera will be VIA’s first Latino President and CEO to lead the state’s second-largest transit service area in the agency’s 46 years “I applaud the Board’s selection and congratulate Jon Gary who will be a strong and visionary leader for the agency and the people at VIA who keep San Antonio moving “Choosing from within the VIA family speaks to the strength of our leadership and the entire team who together will continue to accomplish great things for the community we serve.” VIA has long been the least-funded major transit agency in Texas but continues to innovate to deliver more and better service for San Antonio and Bexar County the agency will break ground on the region’s first Advanced Rapid Transit corridor connecting major job centers and neighborhoods from the San Antonio International Airport area through Downtown and to the neighborhood near San Antonio’s historic missions designed to connect the East and West sides A fifth VIA Link zone opened Downtown this fall offering new and affordable on-demand options in the city center And a Better Bus Plan to improve frequency and reliability on VIA’s core service routes will roll out next year “I’m honored to be chosen to lead VIA at a time of great progress and change for the city I was born and raised in and where I have worked to support its continued growth and prosperity,” Herrera said “Our Board and longtime CEO have charted a path toward a more mobile future for our region I’m proud to be part of that mission and vision Climate Solutions Criminal Justice Local News On NigeriaAwards 100&Change MacArthur FellowsEnduring Commitments Chicago Commitment Journalism & MediaField Support Impact Investments Philanthropy Technology in the Public InterestInitiatives New WorkPast Work or submit an idea to the MacArthur Foundation Uplifting Chicanx culture and amplifying shared experiences of solidarity and empowerment and writer uplifting Chicanx culture and amplifying shared experiences of solidarity and empowerment through poetry and prose for adults and children crosses genres and spans five decades; his work is united by deep empathy and joy for all groups in the act of artistic creation Herrera laments state violence inflicted upon citizens in the United States and elsewhere “Ayotzinapa,” is a stream of consciousness bilingual account of the killings of 43 Indigenous students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers’ College likely at the hands of the police in Guerrero Herrera puts the reader in the position of both witness and victim in “Almost Livin’ Almost Dyin.” The poem about police killing Black men in the United States subtly shifts to include the reader in the collective first person “we.” In this way Herrera imagines a future in which people are in solidarity with one another In addition to poetry, Herrera has written several books for children. He recounts fond memories of his childhood among migrant farmworkers in California’s Central Valley in the picture book Calling the Doves / El canto de las palomas (2014). Jabberwalking (2018) an introduction to writing poetry for young readers showcases Herrera’s delight in linguistic experimentation and lifelong devotion to teaching A distinctive voice and inspiration for generations of writers Herrera centers the unprotected while imbuing his work with hope and a sense of possibility He served as California Poet Laureate (2012–2015) and Poet Laureate of the United States (2015–2017) Herrera’s poem “Sunriders” was engraved on a plaque sent on NASA’s unmanned Lucy mission in 2021 and the Juan Felipe Herrera Elementary School Published on October 1 There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Copyright © 2025 New Mexico State University Athletics / All Rights Reserved Thanks for visiting Herrera's long journey from Panama to stardom in St BOSTON -- To see Cardinals catcher Iván Herrera now -- a 220-pound bundle of powerful legs chiseled arms and protruding pectoral muscles – one would likely never guess why he almost gave up baseball as a teen in Panama “I was kind of fat when I was a kid,” Herrera said somewhat sheepishly still showing some of the shame from a time when he hardly resembled what he looks like now – and wanting nothing to do with the childhood pictures being posted with this article I almost decided not to play pro baseball because people were judging me by my body “It wasn’t even kids saying that to me; it was the [pro baseball] scouts They didn't want to sign me because of my body he's too chubby.’ I would hear that a lot and one day I made up my mind that I never wanted my body to be an impediment to me reaching my goals.” Herrera did something neither Hall of Famer Ted Simmons nor 1982 World Series MVP Darrell Porter ever accomplished Past Cards catchers and Hall of Fame announcers Tim McCarver or Bob Uecker never neared that mark Neither did likely future Hall of Fame catcher Yadier Molina the catcher Herrera idolized while growing up Molina influenced Herrera’s decision to sign with the Cardinals even though other MLB clubs were offering him a larger signing bonus when he was a poor 16-year-old that had just shed 15-20 pounds of extra weight “Our scouts probably saw him play when he was 14 but you have to remember that with international prospects they are far from being finished products at that time,” Cardinals assistant GM Moisés Rodríguez said “A lot of times what you’re trying to gauge is whether they are going to work hard enough and if they have the makeup to prove whatever you may be questioning,” Rodríguez added But he had good feet and was fairly athletic And that’s where the makeup came in and our local scout [Damaso Espino] was willing to bet on Iván.” The Cards were willing to bet on Herrera’s promise because of a work ethic he displayed while trying to clear up the one issue that concerned MLB teams: his weight bus daily from his modest home just outside of Panama City into the city for three-a-day workouts When he wasn’t lifting weights or doing sprint work he was pounding baseballs in the batting cage and working on his receiving behind the plate the more the pounds came off and scouts saw his potential as a big-time hitter at the MLB level Herrera’s mission never changed: Make it to St Louis to try and help himself and his mother escape the poverty they experienced back in Panama “[The criticisms from scouts] gave me the mentality of so I'm going to work my way out of this,’” Herrera recalled I've just kind of fallen in love with the gym and in love with getting better “I think that’s where my work ethic really started I remember taking that bus into the city every morning because I didn't have a car The sacrifices I made back then helped me get to where I am now and it still makes me want to get better.” The Cards are banking that Herrera -- who hit another three-run homer on Friday in Boston -- will use his work ethic to improve his ability to control the running game He threw out just four of 59 base stealers in 2024 and he’s yet to throw out a runner in seven tries so far in 2025 “I made it here by working harder than anybody and if my arm is struggling I'm going to work until I get it better,” he promised Herrera's historic hat trick shows peak of potential for CardsBackstop becomes 1st catcher in 144-year history of Cardinals to hit three homers in a gameApril 2nd ST. LOUIS -- Days like Wednesday, when Iván Herrera basically used the second and third decks at Busch Stadium as target practice for his record-setting are ones when the Cardinals dare to dream about a time when the 24-year-old catcher can be in their lineup on an everyday basis After all, Herrera’s potential as an elite hitter -- as evidenced by Wednesday’s historic performance in a 12-5 win over the Angels -- can be downright breathtaking at times to watch who has been widely considered to be one of the best young hitters in the organization for years became the first catcher in the 144-year history of the Cardinals to hit three homers in a game That’s something neither Hall of Famer Ted Simmons nor World Series MVP Darrell Porter accomplished in St Hall of Fame announcers and Cards backstops Tim McCarver and Bob Uecker never got near that feat the icon who Herrera idolized while growing up in Panama and who made him want to be a Cardinal years ago “It’s amazing to do something that’s never [been] done before,” said Herrera whose eyes grew misty and his voice wavered because of the emotion he was feeling “All the grinding that you did during your career … growing up I didn’t have any money or anything and now being able to accomplish these things “A lot of [Panamanian] kids see me as an idol -- the way that I saw Molina I’m just trying to be an example for the guys coming up from Panama.” the Cardinals Minor League Hitter of the Year in 2023 414 and 425 feet with his three home runs and the three exit velocities registered at 101.2 He has only been limited in recent years by his struggles with controlling the running game He threw out just four of 59 basestealers in 2024 and he’s yet to nab a runner in 2025 in five tries Herrera has been working in recent weeks at throwing from his knees to speed up his release times something that gives the Cardinals hope that they can keep his bat in the lineup and he just carries himself that way,” said Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol whose team has had at least 10 hits in six straight games -- one shy of a franchise record Teammate Willson Contreras’ advice to Herrera about his defensive woes: “Control what you can control … What he’s able to do with his bat is better than anything [defensively].” Masyn Winn and Contreras broke long hitless skids on Wednesday but the day will be remembered for Herrera’s accomplishments -- the good and bad while trying to throw the baseball to pitcher Sonny Gray Herrera accidentally drilled Angels shortstop Nicky Lopez in the helmet after hitting the titanic third home run that landed near the top of the third deck Herrera ran out to the field before being stopped by bench coach Daniel Descalso Herrera could be forgiven for the bloopers considering the amount of emotion and adrenaline that was coursing throughout his body following the historic performance has been his strongest supporter for years when he got his big-league shots in 2022 ’23 and ’24 – only to be demoted to Triple-A Memphis each time who regularly hosts watch parties at her home in Panama City received a call from her son as soon as he left the playing surface It wasn’t easy and I almost didn’t decide to play pro baseball I chose the Cardinals over [more] money because Yadier Molina was here and I still say that’s one of the best catchers in the game “To the people that loved watching [Molina] I’m trying to get the defense to that level one day.” “He hit like .330 the year we played together in Triple-A and he was way ahead of that league,” Winn raved “I’m not surprised because that dude catches barrels and he won the Minor League Player of the Year for a reason Herrera showed how threatening he can be in the batter’s box in a single game on April 2nd. He became the first catcher in franchise history to hit three home runs in a game in a rout of the Los Angeles Angels The 24-year-old catcher is slashing .381/.458/1.048. He’s swatted four home runs and two doubles in just seven games so far in 2025. The Cardinals offense was humming early, largely thanks to Herrera’s success, but it has slid since.  On April 11, the Cardinals were third in the League for runs the Cardinals are now 11th in the league in runs Only outfielder Lars Nootbaar has hit more home runs than Herrera on the Cardinals. It took Nootbaar 22 more games than Herrera to pass him hitting his fifth home run on Wednesday against the Cincinnati Reds Herrera has had three hits in seven at-bats in two rehab starts including his home run in his first game back The Cardinals haven’t committed to a return day for Herrera he could return to the Big-League Club as soon as next week Herrera has passed all of his running and agility tests a significant hurdle for a player who was helped off the field with his injured knee on April 6 his injury was a bone bruise; Herrera should be able to return to full work once he is cleared The timeline may be accelerated thanks to another catcher injury on the Cardinals the catcher the Cardinals brought up to add depth when Herrera went to the IL He was injured in a collision with Reds outfielder T.J though the Cardinals are likely to be cautious with him for several days moving forward Herrera hasn’t played enough this season to qualify in most statistics. However, even with limited playing time, he is well above league average in hard hit percentage, bat speed, and exit velocity. The right-handed bat has shown why the Cardinals were so comfortable sliding perennial catcher Willson Contreras to first base With Herrera batting towards the top of the lineup the offense in general gives opposing pitchers much more to deal with Main Photo Credits: Rich Storry-Imagn Images MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins activated third baseman Royce Lewis from the 10-day injured list Monday Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Max Kepler has been on a roll lately Kepler has turned things around after a slow start at the plate but the New York Yankees could have a possible Cy Young winner brewing Left-handed pitcher Max Fried has been sizzling in his MILWAUKEE — Chicago Cubs ace Shota Imanaga left Sunday’s 4-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field in the sixth inning with an and Iris Herrera perform “Ceilings,” by Lizzy McAlpine on Monday night’s broadcast of “The Voice.” (Photo courtesy of NBC) With that declaration by “The Voice” host Carson Daly University of Virginia third-year student Simone Marijic and her friend Iris Herrera began their duet Performing on Season 27 of NBC’s singing competition the pair quietly leaned into their enchanting rendition of “Ceilings,” by Lizzy McAlpine “We were really excited to sing this song because we could relate to it and it’s beautiful,” Marijic said afterward I think we have completely different textures and colors to our voices but they really work together beautifully.” [♪ Simone Marijic and Iris Herrera sing “Ceilings,” by Lizzy McAlpine ♪] plasterCan’t you just make it move faster?Lovely to be sitting here with youYou’re kinda cute but it’s raining harderMy shoes are now full of waterLovely to be rained on with youIt’s kinda cute but it’s so short Then you’re drivin’ me homeAnd I don’t wanna leaveBut I have to goYou kiss me in your carAnd it feels like the start of a movie I’ve seen beforeBefore no clothesTouch me like nobody else doesLovely to just lay here with youYou’re kinda cute and I would say all of thisBut I don’t wanna ruin the momentLovely to sit between comfort and chaos But it’s overThen you’re drivin’ me homeAnd it kinda comes out as I get up to goYou kiss me in your carAnd it feels like the start of a movie I’ve seen before But it’s not realAnd you don’t existAnd I can’t recall the last time I was kissedIt hits me in the carAnd it feels like the end of a movie I’ve seen beforeBefore Kelsea honored you by choosing a really great song It starts off very exposed and I thought both of you sang so beautifully in those more tender parts your voice has this wonderful kind of grit and there’s a depth to it that I love Bublé: I had hoped both of you would join my team I’m going to make it harder for her by not saying who I think should be the one I agree with Michael about the lilt in your voice It was really compelling to hear you navigate all those really difficult parts at the beginning I think you carry yourself on stage with the presence of a star Adam Levine: It’s funny how I didn’t turn for you guys And all I’ve been doing is regretting that Because the transition for the blind auditions to now is always so surprising which is a great thing because that means you guys are evolving and getting stronger Levine: I’ll be as helpful as I can to Kelsea I would go with Iris just because I am a sucker for tone and there was a moment in that performance where I looked over at Kelsea and I was like But then you have these edges that just fray off and then it feels really strong and powerful sometimes I’ve said this so many times to her that it’s gonna get weird Ballerini: The vibrato on the end of some of her notes is so … You’re both so talented and you’re both so bold and brave for being here at the age that you are Ballerini: Uh … the winner of this battle … “Loved the harmony,” enthused Bublé after their performance “Both your voices sounded so great together.” to choose which one of the singers would advance on the show Marijic says she worked with producers to select her outfit But it’s nice because I got to keep them,” she said I’m all stocked up.” (Photo courtesy of NBC) “But then you have these edges that just fray off and then it feels really strong and powerful sometimes.” “There were just so many thoughts in my head,” Marijic said on hearing the decision “First it was that I was obviously sad and disappointed I hadn’t felt like I’d given my all yet and really showed what I can do up until that point.” She and her duet partner had grown close as they competed on the show and lived in the same hotel for several weeks And they spent days rehearsing their performance the member of UVA’s a cappella group The Virginia Belles turned to leave the stage “Then he hits his button,” she said of Bublé “I just collapsed a little because I was so shocked He seriously waited for the last minute to do it coaches have an opportunity to “steal” someone and place them on their team Members of the band Little Big Town mentor Marijic and her duet partner “I was hoping that Simone would be available for the steal,” the singer said I have a dark horse on my team that could be the winner of ‘The Voice.’” Marijic’s run on the show continues to the “Knockout” rounds when coaches pit one singer against another Her next appearance has not been announced She’s just released a single called “Until the Morning Dew Arrives.” [♪ “Until the Morning Dew Arrives” by Simone Marijic ♪] Until the Morning Dew Arrivesby Simone Marijic I’ve been runningFor so longI’ve forgotten the shape of my faceAnd the name of this song And I’ve been searchingFor the keyThat little bronze glimmer of freedomBound to set me free And I thought I found it onceDressed in all corduroyBut truth is not a teenage boyWho loves you like he’s got a choiceAah And I thought I found it thenHidden in a libraryBut truth is not a book you readLike some pre-written prophecyAah Until the morning dew arrivesWhen I can say with glowing prideI finally know why I’m alive I’ll keep running’Til I can’t’Til my brain and my lungs and my heartAre some kind of plant And I’ll keep searchingFor the keyThat missing And I thought I found it onceLeaning on a misty railBut truth is not a southern sailCutting ties and blazing trailsAah And I thought I found it thenBuried in my childhood homeBut truth is not the warmth I’ve knownMy mother’s smile What’s a girl to do but yearnArms stretched to the sky?Yesterday “It’s a very special song to me,” she said “I actually wrote it while I was in the hotel on ‘The Voice.’” is to give yourself grace as you decide what to do with your life “I wanted it to be my first release because I think the message was very fitting The song can be heard on all music streaming services. You can also hear Marijic and the Virginia Belles, founded for women in 1977, perform live April 4 in room 402 of the Chemistry Building at their spring concert