Word: funke
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...turns out, the domestication of funk, which might have made Goldin quaint, works for her in a way. It reminds us of her indisputable virtue: funk, undomesticated. Whatever the pleasures of Rent, which are shrewd and abundant, it offers the Lower East Side in captivity, fetchingly confined within Broadway conventions. And those Klein ads--is that grime in the models' bangs or only hair gel caking? When Goldin descends below the taboo line, she's not just down there on a visit. She lives there, or she has. She reminds us of what the real world at night looks like...
Corinne E. Funk's column appears on alternate Tuesdays...
...another factor in OFA's classical bias, which Nano suggests is evident in its purchase of additional grand pianos rather than a single drum set. The non-existence of a modern music department since the departure of Anthony Davis is also of central concern to those interested in folk, funk, jazz and rock...
...decidedly un-diverse staff, is part of an attempt by the paper to recruit and retain minority and female writers. The letter was co-signed by Todd F. Braunstein '97, The Crimson's president, and The Crimson's two diversity co-chairs, Victoria E.M. Cain '97 and Corinne E. Funk...
...plan that Cain and her co-chair Corinne Funk developed includes both an outreach program to attract minority and women compers and an effort to retain the new compers once they've started work. In addition to the aforementioned letter, the paper has sent out a letter to all minority and women's organizations on campus explaining the way the paper operates. Included was information about dealing with reporters, ensuring the correctness of quotations, pitching stories and registering complaints. Also planned are one-on-one meetings between Crimson executives and the heads of ethnic and women's organizations...