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• Interview with Nevline Nnaji, Director/Creator of Reflections Unheard: Black Women in Civil Rights

  Nevline Nnaji is the director/producer of the film, Reflections Unheard: Black Women in Civil Rights, which premiered in the Smith Conference ...

• Professor N.C. Christopher Couch: “Jews and Comics”
• Interview with Afreen Gandhi
• Visions of Justice: Whipping Girl Author Julia Serano Considers How We Regard Gender Non-Conformity
• A Servant of Two Masters Brings Italian Comedy to Smith
• “Smitherqueens, a Jamboree,” a review
• Lives in a Song: Biddle brings Gilbert and Sullivan Greats to the Stage
• The Chocolate Drops Drop into Northampton
• Senior Dancers Showcase Work in Threads
• The Amanda Palmer Pull
• Black Dot brings Humor and Thought to the Issue of Diversity
• Spotlight: Smith’s “Halloween Queen,” DJ Mara Keledei ’16
• Review: Doctor Faustus is Medieval Evil on Modest Means
• You Missed a Great Band: Who’da Funk It?
• Watching Sound Unfold: documentary Paper Mirrors and psychedelic rock band Delicate Steve to kick of

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• Whisper App Allows Anonymous Dialogue
• My Coming of Age Ceremony in Japan
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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