The Illusionists is a documentary that turns the mirror on media, exposing absurd, sometimes humorous and shocking images that can create a pursuit of unattainable beauty. More info here on the event, including a question-and-answer session with the filmmaker.
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The Goucher College Orchestra presents its fall concert under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Elisa Koehler. Shayna Parr ‘16 will be the featured flute soloist. More info can be found here.
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Playworks is a completely student-run play festival. The plays are produced, written, directed, designed, and performed by students. This year, Playworks consists of five short plays. Reserve tickets through goucher.edu/theatertix or 410-337-6512. More info here.
On Monday, November 9, at 7 p.m., Goucher College will present a talk by Dr. Benjamin Sax, of The Institute For Islamic, Christian, And Jewish Studies, “Kabbalah And The Contemporary Art Of Spirituality.” Dr. Sax will be teaching a course of the same name (JS 225) in Spring 2016, but this event is free and open to the public.
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The Goucher Repertory Dance Ensemble will present “Meeting Ground” on Friday, November 13, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, November 14, at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the college’s Kraushaar Auditorium. “Meeting Ground” highlights the creative work of some of the dance world’s most exciting artists, as well as Goucher’s own faculty. The program features
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The Goucher College Library is proud to announce a milestone in its “Emma In America” bicentennial celebration: an open-access digital facsimile of the extremely rare first U.S. edition of Jane Austen’s Emma. Goucher’s copy of the 1816 Philadelphia Emma is one of only six known copies in the world and one of the best preserved. Visit the “Emma In America” site, at emmainamerica.org,
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Want to read a book printed in 1816, when James Madison was president, Jane Austen was alive, Indiana became a state, and Argentina declared independence from Spain? Now you can, thanks to the Goucher College Library and the magic of crowdfunding. The library just reached a milestone in its Emma In America celebration— the digitizing of the
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To know whether a college is right for you, you need to explore it for yourself. Explore Goucher Day on 11/9 is one chance to do just that. Come tour campus; talk with students, faculty, and staff; and get the lowdown on student life.
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