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Writers can come from all sorts of different backgrounds. Ian Gibson, a mechanical engineering senior, has recently finished writing his second play, Beloved Everlasting.
It will be performed here at WSU.
“We’re four weeks into rehearsal,” said Gibson. “We have sets being built, props being designed, and we’re hunting down costumes which isn’t easy because there are three centuries worth.”

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