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To my professors and mentors for all their guidance and encouragement and to my friends and family for their loving concern and paranoia.
Alex W. Yoe is entering his senior year as a Theater Tech major studying Stage Management at Rutgers University -Newark.
Audio essays created by students in a Narrative Journalism class in response to the prompt "From Where I Stand"...
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Books made of glass inspired by the stories from the Krueger-Scott African American oral history project.
A continuing series investigating how different immigration statuses impact the members of a single Mexican-American family.
A Syrian-American composer responds to the tragedies instigated by the Assad regime by composing music in support of the Syrian Revolution, and performing it at great personal risk.
A spoken word poem written for Something to Declare, a student devised theater piece about the immigrant experience.
Transcendental Latino
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Shana Russell’s provocation to think with her about the domestic labor, scholarship and questions that get left on the cutting room floor.
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