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School of the Arts News
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Student, faculty work side-by-side in off-campus play
The day after Theatre Studies major Monty Cole ’11 graduates, he has an audition in Chicago.
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Haines's book nominated for South Carolina Award
Girl in the Arena, a novel by Writing, Literature and Publishing Writer-in-Residence Lise Haines, has been nominated for a South Carolina Book Award.
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Emerson Stage prepares for opening of Spring Musical
An annual rite of spring since 1954, Emerson’s spring musical will take the Paramount stage this week with a production of Man of La Mancha, featuring a cast and crew of some 40 students.
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Gordon uses new media to hone the community-planning process
After the success of his first community planning project, Participatory Chinatown, Associate Professor of Visual and Media Arts Eric Gordon continues to study and use new technology to advance community development.
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Student filmmaker wins disability awareness award
Alexander Freeman ‘14 has successfully managed to find ways to communicate with the world despite being born with cerebral palsy.
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Emerson's student-run broadcasts win 19 AP Awards
WERS 88.9 FM, WEBN-TV, and EIV-TV have established themselves as some of the leading college broadcasters in Boston.
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US-Iran hostage crisis of 1981 explored in film
On January 20, 1981, 52 American hostages held by the ruling Islamic theocracy of Iran for 444 days at the American Embassy in Tehran were set free.
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High goals set for Live Music Week
WERS 88.9 FM will hold its semiannual “Live Music Week” April 2–10.
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