St. Pius X freshman Savannah Tully of Snellville has been named one of 400 finalists for the Doodle 4 Google Competition.  The competition, which was held earlier this year, had 20,000 participating schools and over 33,000 entrants from across the United States.  This was Google’s third year sponsoring the competition.

All artwork included the phrase, “If I could do anything, I would…” and the Google logo. Tully decided to complete the phrase with “save the endangered animals.” And her drawing consisted of the face of a tiger, and the word “Google” created the eyes and stripes of the face.

Doodle 4 Google was a competition for students across the country in grades K-12 to use their imaginations when creating the artwork and completing the phrase.

The Chae Hyan Soon Dance Company brings their visually striking “Dynamic Korea: Dance & Song” to Emory University. The movements of Dynamic Korea: Dance & Song reflect the essential rhythms of traditional Korean dance.

The energetic “Taffy Peddler Dance” takes the audience on a journey through bustling Korean marketplaces, while the performances of the “Lotus Dance” and “Monks Dance” explore inner stillness and peace through the country’s Buddhist roots.

While being supervised by artistic director Chae Hyang Soon, the Chae Hyang Soon Dance Company has performed at the Asia Pacific Peach Foundation, the tenth anniversary festival of the Seoul Olympics, the 2002 World Cup, the opening and closing performances of the Winter Universiade and Korea’s presidential inauguration.

“Dynamic Korea: Dance & Song” will be performed at Emory’s Performing Arts Studio (1804 N. Decatur. Rd., Atlanta) on Sat. Sept.