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Merce Cunningham and the Aesthetic of Collage
Collage has been central to Cunningham's work from the very beginning in the 1950s. Unlike Wagner's \"Gesamtkunstwerk\", which exemplifies a hunger for wholeness, collage appeals to an age that has come to distrust claims of closure, \"unity,\" and fixed boundaries.
Board Challenges Academic Freedom
[...]I'm not even sure the Board of Trustees can be said to \"speak\" for the College at-large.
Classroom Censorship Does Not Protect Against Real World Experiences
To the Editors: In a feisty essay published in last week's Review , columnist Cyrus Eosphoros delivers the following ultimatum to Oberlin's faculty: \"If a professor feels like putting their students -- over whom they have substantial power -- in danger, the least they could do is prove it's necessary to their course.
Controversial Events Must Be Met with Reason
[...]one of the problems with the old adage about stick and stones is that it glosses over this fact (\"Sticks and stones can break your bones but words can never hurt you\"). [...]when it comes to verbal expression that is not protected by the First Amendment, there are many forms of speech that can elicit violence: \"Incitements to riot,\" for example, or utterances that generate a \"clear and present danger\" (such as yelling \"fire\" in a crowded theater).