A selection of virtual and in-person cultural events happening at the University this weekend and next week
The 10 architects, artists and designers whose work is currently featured in the Museum of Modern Art’s “Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America” exhibit, and who are collectively known as the Black Reconstruction Collective will present Black Joy will be featured as the final event in the Stuckeman School Virtual Lecture Series on March 24. Image: Library of Congress
Things to Do at Penn State: March 18-25
March 17, 2021
What s happening at Penn State? Here s a look at some of the cultural events both in-person and virtual taking place at the University this weekend and next week:
By Mark Pazniokas, CT Mirror
The young host promptly greeted the lunchtime patron to the Sitting Duck Tavern in Oxford. But the customer, a tall man in a black T-shirt with a helicopter logo, didn’t want a table, not without looking first. He scanned the restaurant, then left.
Flat-screen televisions played above a polished copper-topped bar, where no one sat. The main dining room was sparsely furnished, just a half-dozen tables spaced at least six feet apart, a requirement to offer indoor dining in the time of COVID-19.
Whatever the man saw or didn’t see, it passed muster. He returned with a companion and sat down to lunch, a small victory in the eyes of Dave Rutigliano, who owns the place with his two long-time partners, brothers Bill and Mark DaSilva.
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Wed Mar 17 2021 | Meg Decker | College
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This story initially appeared on Behind the Whistle, the official blog of the IWLCA, and is being republished with permission from the organization. Meg Decker is the head coach at the University of Hartford.
Many coaches are looking at the lack of diversity and have grown aware of the need for inclusion in our sport. We are finally accepting that it is something
WE can change, and it is a beautiful thing to watch.
Even though all these lightbulbs are going off and blinders are being removed, there is a painful disparity happening right under our noses as in-person recruiting continues to be postponed. The players we need to be seeing to truly change our sport may not have access to film or coaches who can help them at least not lacrosse club coaches. Our ability to intentionally recruit is being restricted, and the disparity is increasing between those with access to resources and support
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