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An Evening of Dance: MFA Thesis Dance Concert

While there is no doubt that being a dancer requires high degrees of strength and perseverance, it is the choreographer that creates the dance. One should never underestimate the power of a choreographer’s creative license. They are the masterminds behind the curtains. 

Red Gerard is red hot in Pyeongchang

On Saturday evening, from the comfort of the Scales living room, 15 plus smithies gathered to watch the best athletes in the world compete. 

Secrets of handling stress from the pros in Pyeongchang

Stress gets to everyone, even winter Olympians in Pyeongchang right now. Stress in athletes can be mental and physical as these athletes push themselves to their limits in training to be the best at their sport. Stress can be difficult to deal with, manifesting itself not only mentally, but also physically.

Reflections from the Women in Islam Conference

Smith hosted a conference titled “Contemporary Women in Islam: Politics and Identity” on Feb. 9 and Feb. 10. It was a unique opportunity for students and faculty to hear female Muslim scholars speak about their research and their experiences. 

It’s time to end gerrymandering

If you’re not familiar with the term “gerrymandering,” it is the act of “manipulating the boundaries of an electoral constituency so as to favor one party or class.” 

Gender and Islamic studies scholar Dr. Amina Wadud visits Smith

Dr. Amina Wadud spoke at Smith College on Feb. 7, 2018 as part of the Lewis Center for Global Studies’ Annual Conference. This year’s conference featured guests to speak on the topic of “Contemporary Women in Islam: Politics and Identity.”

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