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SPRING 2010
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Special Agent in Charge (SAlC) Charles Gittens sharpens his marksmanship skills at Beltsville Training CeDte~ in 1975.
SAlC Gitten handles conftscated counterftt money at the Washington Field Offlce (WFO-USSS).
PLAY REVIEW
Rider students view play In the Red and Brown Water at the Studio Theatre
By Angela Johnson Guest Writer The play In the Red atul. Brown Water by Tarell Alvin McCraney was a very interesting play. It tells the story of Oya, a young black girl from a poor family. Oya can run like the wind, hut she renounces the chance of an athletics scholarship Ito college after her mother falls terminally ill. The play was something new and different. I like how the actors said their stage directions when entering a room. Another thing I enjoyed was how the actors played many different characters. The play was also something that many of us young people could understand or relate to. Many plays we see at other theatres are always talking in language we really don't get, but this was a play that spoke our language. For example, the play talked about how Oya was hot for Sbango, the gny who treated her badly, and r can relate to this because most girls my age today, including me, love guys like that for some reason. As for when we have guys like Ogun, the guy who treated Oya with the utmost respect, they get pushed to the side because we don't see them as being tough. The play was probably one of my favorite plays ever. I would rate this playas a FIVE STAR and I ber many 0 my peers would too.