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From - UM Libraries 5 Months ago
0 0 likes | 3 3 views2018 Abrams-Banning Grant Award recipient, Dr. Bryce Evans, presents his research: Pan Am: A Gastronomic History. "People today are generally dismissive of airplane… -
From - UM Libraries 5 Months ago
0 0 likes | 6 6 viewsA Talk with Keith Webster, Dean of Libraries and Director of Emerging and Integrative Media at Carnegie Mellon University. February 15, 2018 at Otto G. Richter Library… -
From - UM Libraries 5 Months ago
0 0 likes | 45 45 viewsMultidisciplinary Solutions to Research Challenges: A Panel Discussion. Presented by the Office of the Provost and UM Libraries. March 9, 2018 at the Otto G. Richter… -
Multidisciplinary Solutions to Research Challenges
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From - UM Libraries 9 Months ago
0 0 likes | 2 2 viewsBryant has been a chef in a variety of Miami restaurants, most notably Coral Gables' "The Local." His cuisine melds his American Southern roots… -
From - UM Libraries 9 Months ago
0 0 likes | 12 12 viewsSchrager answers questions about his culinary career and the founding of the South Beach Food and Wine festival. -
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0 0 likes | 7 7 viewsVan Aken is a James Beard award-winning chef and culinary historian, and a founding father of "New World Cuisine." -
From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 6 6 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept. introduces the program and Gordon Rohlehr, who introduces Trinidadian writer Edward Baugh. Baugh reads poetry:… -
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0 0 likes | 9 9 viewsVideo of a party in a private home, apparently celebrating the end of the Caribbean Writers Summer Institute in 1991. Most of the video is footage of people enjoying the… -
From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 9 9 viewsDavid Allen of Jamaica, winner of an Avery and Jule Hopwood Award in Creative Writing, reads the prologue and a short passage from his novel All Fruits Ripe. Trinidadian… -
Readings by David Allen, Margaret Watts, Loraine Barnaby, Jeanne O'Day, Kamla Best, Angie…
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 11 11 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami introduces the program and readers for CWSI July 23, 1996. Francesca Monplaisir reads an excerpt from her work in progress.… -
Readings by Francesca Monplaisir, Anson Gonzalez, Ian Bethel-Bennett, Jaqueline Johnson, Obediah…
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 7 7 viewsTrinidadian novelist Earl Lovelace introduces the CWSI program of readings for July 26, 1996. Ian Strachan from New Providence Island, Bahamas, a… -
Readings by Ian Strachan, Derrilyn Morrison, Julia Petitfrere, Marie-Ovide Gina Dorcely, and…
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 8 8 viewsJorge Cortinas, a Cuban-American playwright, reads three short pieces, one of them a poem title "Islands Called Static." Marie Theodore, a student at… -
Readings by Jorge Cortinas, Marie Theodore, Helen Klonaris, Louie Laveist, Kim Robinson-Walcott,…
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 22 22 viewsRobert Antoni of the University of Miami introduces Trinidadian novelist Earl Lovelace and talks about his novels The Dragon Can't Dance and The Wine of… -
From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 10 10 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept., a Caribbean scholar, introduces Bahamas-born novelist Brian Antoni of Miami. Antoni remarks on the use of… -
Brian Antoni reads from "Paradise Overdose" (1996)
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 10 10 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept. introduces Guyanese writer Fred D'Aguiar, who reads an excerpt from his novel, The Longest Memory, which… -
From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 7 7 viewsMervyn Solomon introduces the program and Dr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept., who introduces Jamaican writer Lorna Goodison. The reading is held… -
From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 6 6 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept., a Caribbean scholar, gives announcements about upcoming readings, then introduces University of Miami… -
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 5 5 viewsFred D'Aguiar introduces Barbadian writer George Lamming and reads from the foreword by Sandra Paquet in Lamming's novel In the Castle of My Skin. Lamming then… -
George Lamming reads from Natives of My Person (1996)
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 7 7 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept., a Caribbean scholar, introduces Guyanese-Canadian poet/novelist/teacher/critic Cyril Dabydeen, who was Poet… -
From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 10 10 viewsShari Benstock of the University of Miami introduces Professor Joan Dayan, professor of English at the University of Arizona, who talks about her work translating Black… -
Joan Dayan speaks about translating Rene Depestre (1996)
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 7 7 viewsProfessor Shari Benstock of University of Miami introduces J. Michael Dash, head of the Department of French at the University of the West Indies in Mona, Jamaica. Dash… -
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 5 5 viewsJames Maraniss, translator of Cuban author Antonio Benitez Rojo's novel "The Sea of Lentils" (El Mar de las Lentejas), is introduced by Dr. Shari Benstock… -
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 25 25 viewsDr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept. introduces English professor Dr. Shari Benstock, who celebrates the history of the CWSI program. She speaks… -
Antonio Benitez Rojo reads "Translating the Caribbean Rhythm" (1996)
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From - UM Libraries A year ago
0 0 likes | 12 12 viewsMervyn Solomon introduces the CWSI program and Dr. Sandra Paquet of the University of Miami English Dept. Sandra welcomes the participants, encourages them to spread the… -
Fiction and Poetry Readings: Brittany Wivell, Nicola Johnson, Maritza Stanchich, Eugenia…
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