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Feb. 11, 2008 PHOTOS FROM THE GRAMMYS
Photos courtesy of Kendall Ramseur LOS ANGELES -- Cellist Kendall Ramseur sent these photos from his time in Los Angeles, with this note: "I just wanted to update you on all the great things that are going on here in L.A. Shelly (Angela Michelle Story) and I will be performing with Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli, Herbie Hancock, Lang Lang, Alicia Keys, and John Mayer. I am so excited to be given this opportunity. I am attaching a couple of photos of our stay in L.A." WINSTON-SALEM -- A Grammy "viewing party" was held by Student Activities in Eisenberg Social Hall on Sunday night (Feb. 10). Lauren Whitaker reported: "The students were very excited to see Chancellor Mauceri on national television. A hearty cheer went up each time they showed him, and there was deafening applause at the end of 'Rhapsody.'" Photo by Corey Dundee	See photos from the Grammy ceremonies at Yahoo News: http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Grammy-Awards-Los-Angeles-Grammy-Awards/ss/events/en/120607grammys/s:/ap/20080211/ap_en_mu/grammys/ on Yahoo! News (photo 201) Chancellor John Mauceri, right; Lang Lang, left; and Shelly Story, center, during the performance of "Rhapsody in Blue" and at MSN.com: http://music.msn.com/music/grammys2008/photos/highlights?photoidx=22 music Chancellor John Mauceri, rear, applauds Lang Lang (left) and Herbie Hancock following "Rhapsody in Blue"
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Photos courtesy of Kendall Ramseur

LOS ANGELES -- Cellist Kendall Ramseur sent these photos from his time in Los Angeles, with this note:

"I just wanted to update you on all the great things that are going on here in L.A. Shelly (Angela Michelle Story) and I will be performing with Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli, Herbie Hancock, Lang Lang, Alicia Keys, and John Mayer. I am so excited to be given this opportunity. I am attaching a couple of photos of our stay in L.A."

WINSTON-SALEM -- A Grammy "viewing party" was held by Student Activities in Eisenberg Social Hall on Sunday night (Feb. 10). Lauren Whitaker reported: "The students were very excited to see Chancellor Mauceri on national television. A hearty cheer went up each time they showed him, and there was deafening applause at the end of 'Rhapsody.'"

Photo by Corey Dundee