Impressionist Epoch at the Met Ends February 10
Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts an Impressionist display featuring Monet Degas Cezanne and Renoir marking the movement 100 years since its name arose. The show highlights light color and perception with works like La Grenouillere illustrated by Monet and Renoir. The exhibit ends Monday February 10.
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Can Joyce and Mahan Coexist in a Liberal Arts Chaos
A pre med student muses on balancing Joyce Joyce parallax theory and medical school ambitions. The piece argues grade driven fear harms liberal arts learning and questions if choosing English risks future medical careers. It reflects conflict between literary study and pre med pressures, citing a B- grade as painful symbol.
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Library Receives Gift of Records from Barnard Archive
The Wollman Library receives about 200 preserved records from the Estate of Vivian Lawrence, former Barnard Registrar in 1970. The collection highlights outstanding performances by renowned artists and offers rare material no longer commercially available, aiding students studying performance practice and interpretation from a past era.
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