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Loretta Rahmani, dean of student affairs, enjoys a free massage during Women’s Day Wednesday. Melissa Moss, executive assistant to the vice provost, arranged for mobile masseurs Alexander Blum and Antone Murray to give free 10 minute massages in the Hanawalt House./photo by Nadirah Fatah
Loretta Rahmani, dean of student affairs, enjoys a free massage during Women’s Day Wednesday. Melissa Moss, executive assistant to the vice provost, arranged for mobile masseurs Alexander Blum and Antone Murray to give free 10 minute massages in the Hanawalt House. / photo by Nadira Fatah
Senior journalism major Nadira Fatah talks to Canadian photographer Wes Bell via webcam Feb. 15 at “Snag: Impermanence on the Vast Alberta Prairie” at the Carlson Gallery. The show exhibits Bell’s photographs of plastic bags caught on the barbed wire fences that line a highway in Alberta, Canada. Bell conceived the project after driving home from visiting his mother, who was dying of cancer. He saw the snagged plastic as a metaphor for the impermanence of life. “Snag” will remain in the Carlson Gallery until March 16. / photo by Spencer Croce
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