Snyder to retire after 16 years of service to CLSC
Ask about Peg Snyder to those who know her, and one will hear ringing endorsements.
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Brought to light: Tobar to present ‘Deep Down Dark’
The 33 miners trapped 2,300 feet underground in the Copiapó, Chile, mining accident of 2010 faced an unbearable burden. In…
Tradition on parade as Class of 2015 celebrates its CLSC Recognition Day
Recognition Day is a scene out of time. White-clad graduates march, music plays, flower petals drift through the air. Lewis Miller and John Heyl Vincent are even there.
Larson to lecture on CLSC book ‘Dead Wake,’ wartime vanishings
When people think of massive ships sinking at the turn of the 20th century, their thoughts might first go to the RMS Titanic, forever immortalized by James Cameron’s blockbuster movie, Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio’s star-making performances and the tin whistle solo from Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On.”
Linguist Harrison opens week with lecture on vanishing languages
It’s about people and their stories. For K. David Harrison, being a linguist means preserving stories, societies and rare languages….
‘House of Cards’ creator Willimon caps week exploring nexus of art, politics
There’s an artistry to politics, Beau Willimon said. Conversely, there’s also a certain amount of politics in art.
‘Art alone endures’: Mandel to share ‘Station Eleven’ with CLSC
Nobody puts Emily St. John Mandel in a corner. Her first three novels often get classified as crime novels or…
Klay awarded 2015 Chautauqua Prize
Author urges engagement with veterans and their stories at reading
Director DuVernay to speak on film ‘Selma,’ artistic interpretation
When actor David Oyelowo speaks as Martin Luther King Jr. in “Selma,” some of King’s famous speeches might sound a…
Prize-winner Klay to discuss lauded book ‘Redeployment’
Veterans always come home with war stories. Phil Klay, a Marine and Iraq War veteran, also came home with questions.
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