What does it mean to look feminine? Traditionally in Western societies visible signs of femininity have been long hair, the use of makeup to beautify the face, wearing dresses and skirts, among a variety of other visible signifiers.
Nonfiction author Melissa Faye Greene spoke about her first novel “Praying for Sheetrock” at Ivy Hall at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 4. The book took 15 years to write and was published in 1991. Greene is known for writing books based on true Georgian tragedies such as “The Temple Bombing” and “Last Man Out: The Story of the Springhill Mine Disaster.” She has also been inducted into the Georgia Writer’s Hall of Fame at the University of Georgia.
Xu Bing to deliver deFINE ART keynote Xu Bing (b. 1955, Chongqing, China), an acclaimed artist and MacArthur Fellow, is most known for his printmaking skills and installation pieces, as
© 2015 Global Game Jam, Inc. globalgamejam.org Global Game Jam 2015 Kate Betts Global Game Jam 2015 faced a distinct loss this year in the passing of beloved Professor Tony Tseng.
Monday, Feb. 9 E-learning registration opens. Candygrams The Hub, all day. Registration deadline for Career Fair bus. To register, visit scad.edu/careerfair. The Mill employer visit Email careersatl@scad.edu for more information.
Author and blogger Blake Butler read from his new book “Three Hundred Million: A Novel” at Ivy Hall at 6:30 p.m. last Thursday. Butler is the author of five books of fiction including “Ever” and “Scorch Atlas” as well as a memoir titled “Nothing: A Portrait of Insomnia.” In addition, Butler was the editor of the former literary blog HTMLGIANT.
Makeup is equal parts wonderful and daunting. For someone who doesn’t know the ins-and-outs of the beauty world, one can easily get confused. So how do you try all that
Courtesy of Ash Jackson Written by Ash Jackson, contributor. I could start with stories from my husband’s childhood where he describes how being one of three black kids at his
Courtesy of Katie Miller. Written by Samelia Bankole, contributor Katie Miller, a junior undergraduate writing major, who is minoring in book arts, is a colorful artist. She is extremely versatile;
It’s a common sight: a student hunched over a project with ear-buds in, getting in the zone to work on their school assignments. Just from a glance, it’s easy to tell that the student is in a world of their own, oblivious to their surroundings. Music is one method that students use to get creative.
