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Creeley reading highlights juncture of poetry, American politics

By Krista Hachey | October 2

Poet and Professor of English Robert Creeley read from his work at an event titled "Poets Against the War" in Smith-Buonanno 106 Friday night. The event featured Creeley's reading and also included student poets and jazz musicians.

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SASA show exhibits traditional, Western- influenced sides of South Asian culture

By Krista Hachey | September 20

The South Asian Students Association called this year's cultural show "Masti," a Hindi word meaning "fun and energetic." The event, held Friday night in a packed Salomon 101, lived up to the name as it showcased 18 acts and included nearly 100 performers.

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Library's exhibition on Haitian Revolution details revolt's history

By Krista Hachey | September 15

Two hundred years after the Haitian Revolution, its complexity and spirit still live in surviving documents at the John Carter Brown Library.

Creeley reading highlights juncture of poetry, American politics

SASA show exhibits traditional, Western- influenced sides of South Asian culture

Library's exhibition on Haitian Revolution details revolt's history

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