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… in 1964, the U.S. military presence in the Second Indochina War was minimal. Of nearly 2.7 million active-duty personnel, fewer than 24,000 Americans had been dispatched to Vietnam. After attending … after their time in Vietnam, a dozen alumni share their war stories—the camaraderie, the challenges, and how their …
… computer (not a mobile device!) and are using Google Chrome or Firefox . The schedule for the day is as follows … 3 (South): at the foot of the steps of the emergency door near Library's main entrance. Friday, June 6, 5pm: Zoom game … Library's main entrance. Friday, July 9, 2 pm: “National Awards & Fellowships Q&A” with Jennifer Locke. Watch the …
… culture, including Tokyo Underworld , You Gotta Have Wa and The Samurai way of Baseball . Among attendees included Deputy Consul … in Los Angeles, and Bill Ireton. Ireton is a Japanese-American media executive whose son Will attended Occidental …
… California Supreme Court Associate Justice Kelli M. Evans served as … “I’m pinching myself sitting next to you.”) Much of the nearly 90-minute conversation focused on the justices’ … their paths to the bench, and the challenges and rewards of judicial service. A recurring theme was the …
… and director, and an actor. His current play, Bungalow Road was written for the Moving Arts Theatre where he was a MADlab 2022 Playwright. His play, The Burials of André … staged the West Coast Premiere of Paloma by Anne Garcia-Romero (’87) for the Latino Theater Company at the Los Angeles …
… George Schmiedeshoff, longtime professor of physics at Oxy and an experimental condensed matter physicist, passed away July 16, 2019 from pancreatic cancer. He was 63 years … go. We ran into George outside the administration building near Emmons. He pointed us in the correct direction and we …
… read “John Slaughter Cigar and Conversation Bench” to commemorate his retirement in 1999. As students headed back to … with students.” Slaughter’s affection for his students was reciprocated. “ President Slaughter was the man,” … in August 1988. But the Topeka, Kansas, native—coming off a nearly six-year stint as chancellor of the University of …
… In the summer of 1960, Omar Paxson ’48, Sally Norton, and John Ingle … theater company on the Occidental College campus. It was a leap of faith on a Depression-era budget, fueled by … and Sally’s son, we grew up in that world— two shy, awkward kids who found a friendly place to fit in among quirky …
… Marshall Lyn Strober-Cohen Naya Woods Marley Marshall Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Major: English minor: Black Studies What was your motivation to pursue Black Studies (BLST)? I have … learning about Black history, is never a static or linear process. Engage with your professors and advisors with …
… Tavares Strachan will speak about his award-winning work, including his sculpture “The Encyclopedia … the intersections of art, science, and politics. Themes of invisibility, displacement, and loss are central to … and institutions across the disciplines. Strachan was born in 1979 in Nassau, Bahamas, and currently lives and …