While participating in the Vulnerable Populations concentration of the Global Health Focus program, I felt compelled to experience how health and vulnerability intersected in a real community, and particularly interested in the solutions that could be generated by partnering with community members.
Cornwall is the first historian to tackle the long-taboo subject of how youth, homosexuality, and nationalism intersected in a fascist environment.
As I continued with my research, I recognised that my story was about two men who had both grown up in Germany and whose lives diverged and then intersected in an extraordinary way.
Winky and Susan are friends and neighbors, so their lives already intersected in a number of ways when they started the project.
On November 7, the worlds of music and documentary archives intersected in an exceptional concert highlighting the works and life of Russian composer Serge Prokofiev.
On November 7th, the worlds of music and documentary archives intersected in an exceptional concert highlighting the works and life of Russian composer Serge Prokofiev.
Their two passions intersected in an important group of paintings.
CGRP or P2X3 fibres were the most often encountered in spindles, and intersecting in a number of places with the surrounding annulospiral endings.
Curnin is excited to be associated with the Instrumental site as it provides a space where musicians and activism can intersect in a purposeful way.
Images of water, the colour red and broken glass repeatedly intersect in a kaleidoscope of ominous foreshadowing.
Delivering Dante For Leon Botstein and the American Symphony Orchestra, great poetry and the music it inspired will intersect in a concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the Lincoln Center Great Performers Series at Avery Fisher Hall.
