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Archived articles
Writing
President's Reading Series
'Tap dancing, blackness, and time'
Published
Nov 4, 2015
British author Zadie Smith shares bits of her unpublished fourth novel, 'Swing, Time'
Funhouse experience
LETTERS, etc.
Published
Oct 16, 2015
Video
Exhibition at George Peabody Library celebrates distinguished career of author John Barth
MSE Symposium
D. Watkins on activism, race
Published
Oct 8, 2015
Baltimore-born author, JHU alum visits campus as part of MSE Symposium
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Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz talks Dr. Thomas Dent Mutter
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Sept 14, 2015
Her book 'Dr. Mutter's Marvels' examines the man behind the famed museum of medical oddities
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Writer D. Watkins talks reading, politics
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Sept 9, 2015
JHU alum's debut book, 'The Beast Side,' delivers an impassioned critique of racial inequality in America
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'Difficult road for justice'
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Aug 26, 2015
New book by JHU grad Ronnie Greene explores police shooting in wake of Hurricane Katrina
Feeling powerless
Published
Winter 2014
Chris Nealon's new collection of poems move with a pop song's accessibility while freighting the emotional weight of a short story.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
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