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Category Archives: fall 2011
Let it snow!
I love love love the holidays. Don’t hate me, but I am the person who can’t wait for the Friday after Thanksgiving, not because of Black Friday shopping deals and steals, but because Oldies 103.3 starts playing holiday music (and … Continue reading
Wellesley Patch helps us celebrate the holiday season
The Wellesley Patch just wrote this great post about ways to celebrate the holiday season at Wellesley: Here are a few holiday-tinged performances (and more!) taking place in Wellesley: The Chamber Music Society will host a performance Wednesday, Dec. 7 … Continue reading
posted in Concert Series, fall 2011, Theatre
Tagged Concert Series, Holidays, Season's Greetings, Theatre, Wellesley Patch
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Talking Fiction with the New Yorker
Can’t wait to see Deborah Treisman at Wellesley next week! MarketWatch did a great interview with her about the New Yorker’s “Top 20 Under 40” list. It’s posted on Wellesley’s events page.
Wellesley Patch has a new blogger
The always fabulous Anne Yu! Check out her first post here
posted in fall 2011
Tagged Anne Yu, blogs I love, Wellesley College, Wellesley Patch
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A weekend with the bard
My cultural activities this past weekend had a lovely symmetry to them; I started and ended my weekend with Shakespeare. Friday night’s date night consisted of going to Actors From The London Stage’s performance of The Tempest. For the record, … Continue reading
Wellesley’s South Asian Sampler
There was a wonderful article in Thursday’s Globe West section about upcoming South Asian performances: “At Wellesley, a South Asian sampler” Boston Globe – West September 28, 2011 Nancy Shohet West Bringing cultural diversity to its campus is a critical … Continue reading
posted in Art and Soul, Concert Series, fall 2011, Theatre
Tagged Carnatic Music, Cultural Diversity, Dance, India, Performance Art, South Asia, Sri Lanka, Transgender, World Music
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blog I love: Jewett Art Gallery
The Jewett Art Gallery is not only a wonderful place to see great art on campus (thanks to gallery director and studio art member extraordinaire Clara Lieu), I love their blog. Clara always brings great, often local artists, to the … Continue reading
posted in Davis Museum, fall 2011, Jewett Art Gallery
Tagged Art, blog, Clara Lieu, drawing, Jewett Art Gallery, opening reception, the Davis
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book clubbin’
Every year, when the Distinguished Writers Series rolls around, I always wish that I had gotten my stuff together, and read the author’s most recent work before they came to campus. This year, I am determined to get my act … Continue reading
Historically Preserved
A fab Wellesley alum friend of mine has spent the summer interning at the National Trust. I’m really glad that she told me about their big event on Saturday. American Express has awarded millions of dollars of grant money over … Continue reading
If there is something to desire…
Pavlova’s poetry says it all. A friend of mine told me about a class she took in college. The professor read a poem in Russian, and then asked the class what the poem was about. Despite the fact that no … Continue reading
posted in fall 2011, Newhouse Center for the Humanities, Uncategorized
Tagged Knopf, love, Newhouse Center for the Humanities, poetry, Russia, Vera Pavlova
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