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...reviewers like to call a "wealth of historical detail" or as symptomatic of a fetishistic interest in the most insignificant minutiae of the presidency of John F. Kennedy. Either is fine, but decide now, because there's a lot more where that came from in Sally Bedell Smith's Grace and Power: The Private World of the Kennedy White House (Random House; 608 pages...
...only written work received honors. For example, “Selective Memory,” a multimedia installation by Grace M. Catenaccio ’04, also received the award. In her project, currently on display at the Carpenter Center, Catenaccio recreated memories of her childhood using two- and three-dimensional elements, as well as sound and video...
...Adams House, Grace M. Catenaccio ’04, Judd B. Kessler ’04, Venu A. Nadella ’04, Molly R. Perkins ’04, Christopher J. Phillips ’04, Jessica M. Rosenberg ’04, Reid D. Saaris ’04 and Saurabh Sanghvi ’04. Christopher A. Lamie ’04 received an honorable mention...
...clear exposition of traditional theological interpretations of his death [April 12]. But it did not include the insights of liberation and feminist theologies. Latin American liberation theology, born in the 1960s amid that region's poverty and oppression, includes a focus on the social dimensions of sin and grace. Thus the death of Jesus and his Resurrection are a liberation from the power of both personal sin and social sin, such as injustice, racism and sexism. Feminist theologians ask, Can a Saviour who is male save women? Some say yes, seeing in the death of Jesus the gift...
Considering that Grace M. Catenaccio ’04 will be onstage in two separate shows this weekend, it’s surprising to learn that her biggest art contribution takes place in the background. This Adams House Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) concentrator is one of the year’s recipients of the Louise Donovan Award, which recognizes outstanding work behind the scenes...