Making Mellow Conversation
Carolyn Lewis In the 1960’s, film was getting a makeover, and filmmakers wanted innovation and fresh, new stylistic narratives, especially in France with the French New Wave (Lewis). In Hollywood, Continue Reading
Clare McCullough There has always been a divide between the skilled workers and unskilled workers. Race is an important intersection to examine, for example, unlike the many examples of discrimination Continue Reading
Clare McCullough Art has long been used to make a statement, or simply be an expression of the artist. Surrealist scenes have often permeated more modern works of art. But Continue Reading
Clare McCullough A public policy issue that is extremely important is environmental regulation. This issue has what might be the largest impacts out of any other facing us today, and Continue Reading
Clare McCullough I believe that Roediger’s argument that the Irish “became white” is minimizing the advantages that they held in the mid-1800s. The Irish were always more accepted than free Continue Reading
