“Defiant Vision: Prints & Poetry” by Munio Makuuchi will be exhibited until December 8 at the Smith College Museum of Art. As a Japanese-American artist and poet, Makuuchi’s work represents an important perspective on a moment in American history that was ignored during his lifetime.
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At once a slick piece of cinema and a compelling instance of storytelling, “The Lighthouse” reminds us what it means to be completely stunned by a film in the current climate of conveyor-belt movie-making.
Traducción por Isabella Calix
Imprimimos mensualmente ahora, con un nuevo tamaño y estilo, y publicamos la mayoría de los días en nuestro sitio web, thesophian.com. Esto no sólo nos ayuda a ser más sostenibles desde el punto de imagen medioambiental y financieramente, sino que también permite que nuestro periodismo sea lo mejor posible, ya que da a nuestros escritores más tiempo para dar forma a sus artículos.
When I was first applying for colleges as a high school senior, I had no clue what I wanted to major in or what career…
“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” debuted as a play Aug. 2, 2012, based off of the 2003 novel. Smith presented it Oct. 26, 2019. Smith also presented previews Oct. 22, 23 and 24 for the autistic community. I had the opportunity to attend the Wednesday preview. It was a standard preview, but instead of being asked about line delivery and pace, I was asked about the intensity of the lights and sound.
Trigger warning: sexual abuse. “They, Themself, and Schmerm” is straight-up, hilarious, vivacious and human.
Some colleges manage to generate profit with their athletics departments; does Smith? How is our athletic department relate to the larger financial structure of Smith, and where does the money come from?
Lillian Jiang put on a dark blue shirt patterned with oversized plantain-leaves, one item of unique “outdated” clothing she selected from vintage shops in downtown Northampton, an activity she does as entertainment on weekends.
Family weekend has just passed. Besides engaging in pumpkin carving, cider pressing, and attending Montage, you may also have taken your family member to the campus center and spent some time together there. At the CC, you can buy a steaming hot latte from the café, and then walk down the stairs to the bookstore.
I've read last Friday's letter from President McCartney and the Board of Trustees with a plan for divestment from fossil fuels. I find it concerning.