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LFA students tackle politics in comedic way with theater performance

The bungling inhabitants of a small Russian hamlet read the incriminating contents of a letter stolen by the Postmaster during Lake Forest Academy's production of "The Government Inspector" Thursday, Oct. 11. PHOTO SUBMITTED.
Khlestakov (center), played by Graham Lin, embraces his mistaken identity as an Inspector sent by the Tsar during Lake Forest Academy’s production of “The Government Inspector” Thursday, Oct. 11. Photo Submitted
An impostor government inspector, played by (left) Graham Lin, takes a bribe from a corrupt local postmaster, played by Emily Hawkins.

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Alyssa Groh, Editor
8:00 am CDT October 17, 2018
Each year the head of school at Lake Forest Academy picks a topic for the school symposium. This year, the topic is about Russia.

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