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Emerson College Today
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Suzan-Lori Parks named 2013 Waldman Chair
Award-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks is this year's Waldman Chair, and will be on campus April 3.
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Lee, Luyster get Whiting fellowships
The Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation has granted fellowships to two Emerson assistant professors: Rhiannon Luyster of Communication Sciences and Disorders, and De-nin Lee of Visual and Media Arts.
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Creativity launches violence awareness week
Emerson's Aim to End Violence Week launched March 25 with an event called "Painting Your Pain," which had students using art to express their feelings on gun violence.
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Emerson athletes recognized by GNAC
Three Emerson athletes were recognized March 25 for their above-and-beyond efforts by the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC).
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Emerson radio station WERS-FM is helping to produce GRLZ Radio, a one-hour news and entertainment program focusing on issues facing teenagers in Boston.
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Softball team sweeps Albertus Magnus
Some late-game heroics saved the day on March 24 as the Emerson Softball team rallied back to sweep Albertus Magnus 8–6 and 6–5 (9) in a doubleheader.
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Entrepreneur sees potential in Emerson
Mark Donovan '89, who is changing the face of outdoor and mobile advertising, said Emerson has a strong opportunity to become more innovative in the communications field.
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Second Amendment discussion April 2
On April 2, Emerson College will host a discussion, "The Second Amendment: What is it? What is it not?" as the third of its four-part discussion series examining gun violence in America.
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