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In her final Art Hum class of the year, silver nugget prof Dr. Christina Ferando presented a PowerPoint on “The Take-Away Lessons of Art Humanities.”  It was a stirring culminating lecture that truly summarized the course.  Now we present to you some parts of her final lecture, as a study guide of sorts.

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Was it a man desperately trying to assert his diminishing virility by grand public spectacle? Was it a woman whose deep-seated resentment manifests itself with obsessive depictions of the enemy? Was it an inebriated freshman who wanted to do something to show his new friends that he could be cool too, brah? We’ll probably never […]

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What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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