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The following meal set off the five overeager fire alarms in my apartment seven times. Not because I burned anything, but because said overeager fire alarms are activated also by steam, and billowy, Guinness—scented steam was plentiful in the preparation of this meal.
Even while the College celebrates its Year of the Arts and the Hopkins Center honors its 50-year history this weekend with a variety of events that spotlight our artistic alumni, actress Connie Britton '89 now the star of ABC's "Nashville," which premiered last night continues Dartmouth's artistic tradition outside of Hanover. Best known for her Emmy-nominated roles in "Friday Night Lights" and "America Horror Story," Britton, who was known as Connie Womack while a student at Dartmouth, now plays country singer superstar Rayna James, opposite actress Hayden Panettiere, in a television show that integrates music and drama.
Bourgeois' grandiose work of steel is not only technically enchanting, but also reflective of deeper themes experienced by Bourgeois throughout her life as an artist.
