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Emerson College Today
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Screenplay instructor gets Oscar nomination
Hollywood screenwriter David Magee, who is teaching a class at Emerson this semester, has been nominated for an Academy Award.
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MLK Luncheon kicks off Heritage Month
Several noted speakers will take part in Emerson’s African American Heritage Month, which kicks off Wednesday, January 23, with the Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton, Boston Common.
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Student works as volunteer firefighter over break
Students sad that winter break is coming to a close are telling us about their extracurricular excursions on social media—everything from inventing a new cookie recipe to making a difference in their communities.
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Leno, Menounos, community pay tribute to Trailer
Jay Leno '73, Maria Menounos '00 and the Emerson community are mourning the loss of Rex Trailer, iconic TV host and Emerson faculty member.
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Rex Trailer, a longtime Emerson faculty member and host of the TV show Boomtown in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, has died at the age of 84.
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Pelton begins blogging for Huffington Post
Emerson President Lee Pelton has begun blogging for the popular news website The Huffington Post.
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Alumna heads to Morocco with Peace Corps
Well-traveled alumna Jennan Al-Hamdouni '09 will spend two years in Morocco with the Peace Corps.
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Alum releases psychological thriller
In what he hopes will turn into a book series, Edward Weinman, MFA ’99, has just released a psychological thriller, The Ring Road, that delves into the darkness of a murder in remote Iceland.
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