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Headline: "MALS Offers Interdisciplinary Focus”
Publisher: Ashley Ulrich
Publication Date: January 20th, 2012
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- Johnathan James Recor (born April 12, 1985) A.K.A The Sun God or “Bluebird” by his parents is an American performing artist, toymaker, martial artist, and peace activist. His frequent theatrical appearances wearing a Venetian mask in the image of a Sun God dubbed “Theater-On-The-Walk,” helped him become quite well known as a Vox Clamantis “voice of one crying out” iconoclast for his performances, charisma, and brought a sense of creativity to the quiet town of Hanover, NH. Recor’s frequent evening theatrical performances as The Sun God -- a stage name given by his global audience, have earned him notoriety with the local town folks, the Hanover Police and with many of the students and staff at both Dartmouth College and Hanover High School.
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