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...what would you say? MK: Again, Oscar Wilde was such an amazing speaker. I think I would just listen to him. I wouldn’t ask him for a raise, though. 12. FM: This year, you’re teaching “Crime and Horror?? in Sanders Theater. How does it feel to be lecturing in that hallowed academic space to 454 students? MK: Exciting and inspiring. The room is beautiful and makes what you’re saying feel weighty. The one drawback to Sanders is that it’s very formal and some...
Fifty years after becoming one of the first black students to attend Little Rock Central High—opening the door for the integration of Southern schools—one civil rights pioneer said she now feels “shame and horror?? at the state of today’s public education. “There shouldn’t be such a thing as higher and lower education,” said Minnijean Brown-Trickey, 65, one of the “Little Rock Nine” widely covered in the media in 1957, speaking...
...fates are intertwined. Our world will always be a place where evil lurks and chills the heart of men, but it is our common home. When people lose good, they lose their humanity, and we all lose hope. The shooting at Virginia Tech—in all its horror??should remind us why being good to each other is more than a trivial matter. Our fates may be forever cursed to cross the path of grief, anger, hopelessness, and ruin, but our mutual coping can render these evils liveable. When we stop being good to each other...
...watching as my male friends go through the clubs’ vicious processes, and for the fourth time, I’m disgusted. I watch their self-esteem ebb and flow on the vacillating whims of “the members.” I listen with horror??and a little awe—to stories about the extravagant trips taken by members and punches, and I listen with sympathy to complaints about the unfairness of a process that alienates a large majority of campus. In theory, I agree with all the charges. Yet I still...
Naturally, “Rocky Horror?? differed from other productions Jackson has choreographed, and according to her, its “fun genre” provided a welcome change from her experience on the more traditional “Carousel” last year. Yet a show like “Rocky Horror?? also presented its own unique new challenges, among them “getting guys to practice in heels...