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First Person: Kerem Hasan on the transformative experience of conducting Jake Heggie's 'Dead Man Walking'
There is a scene in the second act of Jake Heggie and Terrence McNally’s Dead Man Walking in which the man condemned to death, Joseph De Rocher, with his spiritual advisor Sister Helen Prejean in tow, have a devastating interaction with his mother. A final, inconsolable goodbye before De Rocher is processed for his impending execution.
The Hofstra Graduate Marketing Association hosts executive speaker event — The Hofstra Chronicle
Hofstra Graduate Marketing Association members and faculty advisor Luke Ng welcomes executive speakers Raz Choudhury and Gary Kreissman. // Photo courtesy of Vishwa Mehta On Wednesday, April 17, the Hofstra Graduate Marketing Association (GMA) organized an executive guest speaker event at the Sondra & David S. Mack Student Center. At this semester’s event, Gary Kreissman and Raz Choudhury discussed pivoting your career in the era of artificial intelligence.
Hypertext Interview with Chaya Bhuvaneswar
By Christine Rice The best short stories sweep us into their emotional undertow, deftly transport us to other worlds, dig beneath the skin to reveal deeper truths.
KNOW THE MOTHER - Desiree Cooper
TRAILER INTERVIEWS EXCERPTS REVIEWS While a mother can be defined as a creator, a nurturer, a protector—at the center of each mother is an individual who is attempting to manage her own fears, desires, and responsibilities in different and sometimes unexpected ways. In Know the Mother, author Desiree Cooper explores the complex archetype of the mother in all of her incarnations.
Scott Atkinson On Belt Magazine’s Happy Anyway, A Flint Anthology
You probably know about Belt Magazine’s online mission to publish top-notch independent journalism about the Rust Belt. If you’re really sharp, you might have picked up author Aaron Foley’s How to Live in Detroit Without Being a Jackass or even preordered Edward McClelland’s How To Talk Midwestern.
Survival Is Not Guaranteed: The Millions Interviews Bonnie Jo Campbell
The first time I saw Bonnie Jo Campbell, she stood in front of a bank of elevators on the 12th floor of Columbia College Chicago where I taught. It was late, after 10, but a group of students hemmed her in, laughing, asking questions, reluctant to leave. Her height and physical confidence captured my attention. Then I noticed the students’ faces. They were rapt. Enchanted. It very well could have been the fluorescent lights but — I’m telling you — their faces beamed.
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