Speaking of...
...almost anything, Skidmore’s guest lectures embrace a huge array of academ- ic and/or timely topics. A small sampling of this year’s offerings:
• “New Age Imperialism: A Crisis in Pan- African Conscience” by Dhoruba Bin Wahad, former Black Panther and Black Liberation Army cofounder
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• “Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Under - city,” by Katherine Boo (First-Year Ex perience author), New Yorker
• “The Crisis of Zionism,” by Peter Beinart (Perlow Lecturer), City University of New York and New America Foundation • “Can the Constitution Cope with Our Polarized Politics?” by Paul Pierson,
UC-Berkeley
• “Reading the Forested Landscape: A Natural History of New England,” by Tom Wessels, Antioch University of New England
• “Inventing the Fetish: Voodoo, Reli- gion, and the European Thing for African Objects,” by Elizabeth Perez, Dartmouth College
Worth the trip from
anywhere!
Join us in
In probably the first-ever intercollegiate log-rolling competition, Skid- more’s Will Hoeschler ’14, at right, spins Middlebury’s John Wyman into the
drink. On the greenhorn Skidmore team, Hoeschler is the star, having won world titles at age 6, 13, and 17, but Middlebury has had three stars over the years, in Hoeschler’s three sisters—all thanks to their mom, Judy Scheer- Hoeschler, a seven-time champion log-roller from Wisconsin. In the William - son Sports Center pool, Middlebury dominated by 6-1, with Hoeschler earning the lone Skidmore win. His advice for learners: “Never stop moving, and keep watching your opponent’s feet.” —SR
Saratoga Springs for our seventh annual citywide celebration of the arts—music, dance, visual art, film, theatre, and literary art.
June 6--9, 2013
SaratogaArtsFest.org
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DAN FORBUSH
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