Emerson in the News
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Alum to pen new comedy for Mandate Pictures
Harris Wittels ’06 has signed on to pen a screenplay acquired by Mandate Pictures (the same company that produced Juno) for a yet-to-be-titled comedy starring Aziz Ansari and Danny McBride.
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Seglin weighs in on the Kirk controversy for the New York Times
Jeffrey Seglin, Writing, Literature and Publishing Associate Professor and author of the “Right Thing” ethics column for the New York Times syndicate, was interviewed by New York Times writer James Warren for an opinion piece on the lies that Illinois State Representative Mark Kirk has been caught telling on the campaign trail.
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Two Emersonians nominated for Tonys
Sheryl Kaller ’82 will be one of the theater elite in the audience at Radio City Music Hall on June 13, anxiously awaiting those five special words, “And the Tony goes to…”
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Doug Struck wins award for story on carbon offsets fraud
Emerson Journalist-in-Residence Doug Struck recently won the April Sidney Award for his six-part series in The Christian Science Monitor titled “Blowing Smoke.”
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Emerson alumna named president of Boston Children's Museum
Emerson alumna Carole Charnow has been named president of the Boston Children’s Museum.
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ArtsEmerson inaugural season attracts media attention
Numerous news outlets covered ArtsEmerson’s announcement of their 2010–2011 inaugural season.
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Frederick Reiken speaks to NPR about his latest book
Frederick Reiken, associate professor in the Dept. of Writing, Literature and Publishing, was recently interviewed by NPR about his latest novel, Day for Night.
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Emerson's Network is a Hollywood Hit
Emerson's connections to comedy and its strong alumni network were recently featured in this weekend's Boston Globe.
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