Thursday evening, students and faculty heard from speakers whose life stories are as… Thursday evening, students and faculty heard from speakers whose life stories are as disparate as their backgrounds.
A colonial woman talked of capture by a Sioux Indian, and his subsequent execution by the law despite her pleas that they spare him.
A West African man spoke about white savages on the American coast.
An angry woman remembered her once youthful, lustful husband who had become
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Pitt (7-2-1, 1-1 ACC) faced No. 8 North Carolina (9-1, 2-0 ACC) Thursday night for…
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After nearly being removed, the dance minor returns with a revamped, flexible curriculum.