Issues of race, gender, sexuality and violence converged as Dartmouth students discussed rap music in hip-hop culture Wednesday night in an event sponsored principally by the Sexual Assault Awareness Program and the Afro-American Society. The dialogue, held in a crowded Occom Commons, hinged mainly on whether individuals internalize the meaning of lyrics by listening to the music. More »
Syriana producer Georgia Kacandes and Robert Baer, the author of the movie’s source, See No Evil, spoke about their work on the film Syriana in the Loew Theater on Wednesday afternoon in an event sponsored by the Dickey Center. More »
Despite the rain, approximately 200 people attended the outdoor rally, which was part of a five-state announcement tour beginning in New Hampshire, the state where he won his surprising victory in the 2000 presidential primary. More »
Half the world away, film and television studies professor David Ehrlich has brought his passion for animation to China, a country that he has visited annually since 1988. This year, he is teaching animation classes at the Beijing Film Academy, as well completing work on his own animation projects. More »
Instead of alighting in New York, Boston or Washington, 11 Dartmouth undergraduates plan to run a mobile medical clinic in the small Kenyan village of Tuikut this summer in collaboration with students from Georgetown University. More »
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