Making News: International Edition
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World-renowned artist Shan Shan Sheng MHCG presented her "Open Wall" artwork at the opening of Venice Biennale 2009. Consisting of 2,200 glass bricks that correspond to the years of the Great Wall’s Construction, the Open Wall is made of translucent stacked Venetian glass to allude to dynastic Chinese architecture. More... |
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From Claude de Renty du Granrut MHGS: On May 27, I was named a Grand Officer of the Merit Order, one of the highest awards in France, at a May 27 ceremony at the Elysée Palace in Paris. President Sarkozy officiated. More... |
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Kaine E. Agary '95 won the 2008 Nigeria Prize for Literature for her novel set in the Niger Delta, Yellow Yellow, a story of both the economic exploitation of an area and the marginalization of women. Agary's win was reported in major African and European news outlets, including the Daily Sun, the Vanguard, and all Africa. More... More about Yellow Yellow... |
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Maura G. Fallon ’77, founder and C.E.O. of Fallon International, a Hong Kong-based company that provides intercultural consulting and coaching for Western and Asian executives and executive teams, spoke with the South China Morning Post about the Women of Influence awards given to exceptional senior women executives in Asian companies and global MNCs. Click here for the exclusive video interview. |
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Zeb Bangash ’04, who was recently profiled in the winter Alumnae Quarterly, is one-half of Pakistan’s top-selling pop duo, Zeb and Haniya. She was also featured in a Newsweek article, “For The Love Of Pashtun Music: A Pair of Talented Cousins Wins an Unexpected Following in Pakistan.” |
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