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… The American Dream: An Intercultural Perspective. Newhall was the original director of the Multicultural Summer … Newhall received the Donald R. Loftsgordon Memorial Award for Outstanding Teaching, the Linda and Tod White … Prize for Outstanding Teaching, and the Janosik-Sterling Award for Service to the College. …
… total surpassed the previous record of $28.46 million set in 2006-07 by a wide margin, aided by a substantial rise … an additional $1.6 million in government grants that was not included in the annual fundraising total. During the … and new pledges in 2014-15, exceeding the previous record set just prior to the recession and continuing a steady rise …
… is a filmmaker, novelist, and Zen Buddhist priest, whose award-winning novels have been described as “witty, … 1985 and began a film career as an art director, designing sets and props for low-budget horror movies. She switched to … been screened at the Sundance Film Festival, the Museum of Modern Art, the Montreal World Film Festival, and the …
… represented a widespread religious current in Tokugawa society and a new mode of deification previously … the case of Sakura Sōgorō, possibly the most renowned Tokugawa peasant martyr, and analyze lesser-known localized … the received narrative of “progress” and “civilization” in modern Japan and beyond. Takashi Miura's research focuses on …
… weekly newspapers flourished in New York before the Civil War. A majority of these newspapers, even those that … from the emergence of the penny press to the Civil War. The inexpensive “penny” papers that appeared in the … Listen to this: Contemporary folk singer-songwriter Terry Kitchen ’81 returns with Next Time We Meet (Urban Campfire …
… She attended the Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA and received a bachelor's in Feminist Economics. Fun …
… class hierarchy and social norms. The four-act play is set in an English seaside resort town and tells the story of … the author of a popular series of self-help books for the "modern family," and her three grown children, Dolly, Philip … sociological, sexual and familial chaos follow, and the waiter, Walter, negotiates the meal and dispenses wisdom …
… Prize-winning Los Angeles Times journalist and Emmy Award recipient Patt Morrison ’74 returned to campus March 1 … Newsrooms of the 1970s were very different from their modern incarnations: Morrison estimates that there were two … crime scene, and, to keep reporters from accidentally setting the building ablaze with the cigarette butts they …
… Join us for a set of recitals performed by the Music Department's Juniors! …