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Harvard@Home programs, "A Conversation with Mira Nair," "Gender and
Race: Together at Last?" and "Hasty Pudding Awards" have been released.
A Conversation with Mira Nair
In a candid conversation with actor John Lithgow '67 on the stage of
Sanders Theatre, acclaimed film director Mira Nair '79, winner of the
ninth annual Harvard Arts Medal, recounts her creative journey. From
her early days in political theater and directing award-winning
documentaries, through her remarkable feature debut with Salaam Bombay!
and her first forays in Hollywood, to the celebrated "Monsoon Wedding,"
the epic "Vanity Fair," and her plans to establish an international
program for young filmmakers, Nair reveals the ideas and the
experiences that have fueled her work and her search to capture "the
extraordinariness of everyday life."
http://athome.harvard.edu/dh/cmn.html
Gender and Race: Together at Last?
Marking the 60th anniversary of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced
Study's Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of
Women in America, this all-day conference focuses on the conjunction of
gender and race and how it has shaped our understandings of slavery,
class stratifications, and America itself. Noted black women historians
describe their endeavors to "bridge the chasm" between African American
studies and women's studies and to overcome their own "marginalization"
in academia.
http://athome.harvard.edu/dh/gar.html
Hasty Pudding Awards
This year's Hasty Pudding Awards go to actress Sandra Bullock and actor
Robert Downey Jr. This program features video highlights from the
raucous parade, roast, Pudding Pot presentation ceremony, and
interviews afterward where the recipients reflect on joining the ranks
of those who have made a "lasting and impressive contribution to the
world of entertainment."
http://athome.harvard.edu/dh/hp4.html
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