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...undergraduate changed her concentration to Visual and Environmental Studies as a result of her work with Barbara Hammer, a documentary filmmaker who was also a fellow last year...
...roommates and friends. Foreign Cultures 34, “Mesoamerican Civilizations” has one roommate looking to travel to Central America. There is another roommate who will be graduating with a degree in Chemistry, but his passion, he learned after taking a few classes in the Visual and Environmental Studies department, is design and architecture...
...envy of old souls contemplating young flesh. Amid the cinematic dross, a jewel emerged: Sylvain Chomet's Les Triplettes de Belleville (Belleville Rendez-Vous). This animated feature, about an old woman who battles the French Mafia to retrieve her kidnapped godson, possessed what other Cannes entries lacked: a vivid visual imagination, a generous wit, an understanding of the human impulse not just to survive but to save others. Dogville may have had the big buzz at Cannes, but Belleville was the great news. Von Trier disappointed his fans by getting shut out at award time. But another Danish auteur...
Samantha G. Alston ’05, a concentrator in the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies who will spend the fall semester in Paris, said that obtaining her department’s approval for the courses she plans to take abroad was the most difficult part of the planning process...
...party membership yet justifies it: "Not all communists are the same. Somebody joins them in order to soften [the system] from within. Somebody has to sacrifice himself." After years of estrangement - Mára once taught and romanced Brecka's wife, now an official of the all-powerful visual artists' union - their paths cross again when Mára is commissioned to design a mural for Brecka's school and a statue of a Soviet general. Mára reluctantly accepts the commissions, awarded to him thanks to generous lobbying of the Breckas, and what follows is a unique lesson...