Rushdie: Out of Hiding, Yearning for Anonymity
Salman Rushdie on books, life, and the “hoo-hah” surrounding The Satanic Verses
How to Succeed in Hollywood By Really Trying
Andy Wolk C’70 on writing, directing, and Hollywood success.
The Many Faces of the Qur’an
Show on the Qur’an assembles a rich trove of texts.
Off the Shelf
Frank Furness. A biography of the Fisher Fine Arts Library’s architect.
Plus: An interview with the author; Briefly Noted.
Uncommon Reader
Larry Dark C’81
Breaking in the Bard
Diane Antonelli Herr CW’67 GEd’68
Happy Meal, Funny Papers
Mark Pett C’92
Pie From the Sky
Artist Elizabeth Myers Castonguay FA’78 paints “America the Flavorful.”
Emeritus Professor, Emerging Painter
Former SAS Dean Rosemary Stevens’ “parallel career” as a painter.
Off the Shelf
A Matter of Degrees. Taking temperature’s measure.
Can’t Be Satisfied. A life of Muddy Waters.
Four Weddings and a Hit TV Series
Kirk Marcolina C’92
Learning to See Lancaster Avenue
When a suburban commuter finally got out of his car, he found himself viewing an old street—and its people—through new eyes.
The (Socially Conscious) Play’s the Thing
Seth Rozin C’86
Three’s Company
2003 Writers House Fellows: Bernstein, Anderson, and Sontag
Off The Shelf
Confederacy of Silence. Memories and murder.
Celebrating Cities
Nathaniel Popkin C’91 GCP’95
And For Your Homework Assignment … Led Zeppelin
Paul Green C’01
Earth, Wind & Fire
Sarah McCoubrey C’79 GFA’81 & Tremain Smith C’85
Education 24/7
At home with the Writers House Al Filreis.
Ad It Up!
From flour bags to four-wheel drives, one hundred years of advertising in the Gazette reflects a changing world and a changing University alumni relationship.
After the Prelude: Chopin Reconstructed
Music professor completes Chopin prelude.
New Home, Name, and Faculty for Afro-American Studies
Center for Africana Studies opens
Action!
Now playing on 40th Street, movies at the Bridge.
Briefly Noted
Darkening Water. New poems from Daniel Hoffman.
The Ornament of the World. When Jews, Christians, and Muslims lived in peace.