What Divides Us? Eyal Press Addresses ‘The Right Thing’
The world has developed a stigma against people who speak out against questionable actions. These people are often depicted as trouble makers, whose choice to […]
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Lecture Explores Anti-Semitism In Shakespeare
On Oct. 7, guest lecturer Edna Nahshon presented “Jewish Responses to the Merchant of Venice,” outlining a cultural stereotype defined by Shakespeare within his character […]
‘I Am A Woman,’ Hear Me Roar
Second-year communications major Cinthia Pimentel founded The Warriors dance team last fall in hopes of creating something out of the ordinary. None of the existing groups fit her style of dancing. Pimentel didn’t want her team to do just one type of dance. She wanted instead to have all different types of dancers, to create a judgement and stress-free zone. To emphasize this, she held a different sort of tryout. Dancers were allowed to do any dance they […]