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...discovers his magical heritage and ships off to a school for wizards that resembles an English “public school” in its grammar—but has an enchanting meter all its own. These works follow in the tradition of youth-skewed authors like Susan Cooper, John Bellairs, Phillip Pullman, C.S. Lewis and the maestro of macabre gentility, Roald Dahl...
Lionel Hall proctor Susan L. Wright and Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences Daniel J. Simons were honored with Marquand Awards for exceptional advising last night...
Fortunately, however, momentum seems to be building for reforms that would allow more students to gain the perspective that comes with learning and living in a different culture. At the end of last semester, the Faculty commissioned a report on the state of study abroad. Dean of Undergraduate Education Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82, who made study abroad a priority last spring, raised the issue again at the first Faculty meeting held last month. Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 praised study abroad programs at last week?...
...think we have the view now that some understanding of another culture is part of a liberal education,” Dean of Undergraduate Education Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82 says...
Inspired by the traditional New Orleans jazz he absorbed as a child, Harry Connick Jr. does schmaltzy standards like no other. While his jazzy stylings may not be suited for Broadway (“Thou Shalt Not,” his collaborative effort with Tony-award winning director Susan Stroman, is currently being pummeled by the critics), his heritage infuses a lively Mardi Gras flavor to his newest two albums. The first of these simultaneously released albums is Songs I Heard, a heartfelt celebration of the movies that influenced him as a child. Whether simply singing or playing solo...