Author Jen duBois ’02 will be giving a reading of her book “A Partial History of Lost Causes” at the Broadside Bookshop in Northampton on March 27th at 7 pm.
Read more about “A Partial History of Lost Causes” on duBois’ website.
Swanee found this “Lin-sanity” video made by Steve Porter ’97…it’s “Lin-sane!”
If you find yourself in the Lone Star State from June 10-30 check out alum Kaitlin Hopkins ’82 in the University of Texas, San Marcos new Music Theater Workshop.
Read more about the new Theater Workshop on
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. Fernald, ‘81 visited the Williston Northampton campus on Feb. 17. Fernald teaches screenwriting at the European Film College in Denmark. Prior to that he worked as a scriptwriter and Hollywood development executive in Los Angeles for several companies, including Centropolis and Carsey-Werner.
Here he is addressing Ed Hing’s Intro: Filmmaking class.
“Trees in an Urban Jungle,” a collection of photographs by Mitch Epstein ’70 have been featured in the New York Times Magazine.
In the magazine’s review Michael Kimmelman wrote of the environments Epstein photographed, “That was the America that Epstein found. The tree series shows the world, specifically the city where Epstein and his family live, as he prefers to see it. It also proves that you don’t have to travel far to go on a journey or to be awed by nature.”
View the gallery of Epstein’s photographs and read more of the review on the NYT Magazine’s website.
