Culture
Big changes come to small towns in two plays
November 2, 2016I was expecting short staged vignettes of the Vonnegut stories, but instead, the stories seamlessly intersected and commented on one another.
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Sports and politics on the big screens of Gaza/Israel
November 1, 2016In a land of constant war and violence, it’s hard to believe there are people who will do anything to ride a board in the ocean.
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“Black Women in Medicine” aims to change face of health care
October 31, 2016Blacks make up 13 percent of the population at about 40 million, with more than half being women. But only 4 percent of U.S. physicians are African American.
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“Unbound”: A generational saga from Panthers to Occupiers
October 31, 2016Playwright D.G. Watson’s Unbound proves the old cliché “politics makes strange bedfellows.”
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Dylan’s revolutionary lyrics celebrate play, protest
October 28, 2016Dylan gave us permission—and courage--to resist creatively within an imprisoning world.
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