Visions and Voices
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The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative
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Visions and Voices is a university-wide arts and humanities initiative established by Provost C. L. Max Nikias in order to fulfill the goals set forth in USC’s strategic plan, to communicate USC’s core values to students and to affirm the human spirit. Highlighting USC’s excellence in the arts and humanities, the initiative provides inspiring and provocative experiences for all USC students, regardless of discipline, and challenges them to become world-class citizens who will make a positive impact on society.The series features theatrical productions, music and dance performances, conferences, lectures, film screenings and many other special events both on and off campus. At every Visions and Voices program, students are invited to dialogue with artists, writers, professors and special guests. These interactions provide a dynamic experience of the arts and humanities, and encourage students to actively explore USC’s core values, which include freedom of inquiry and expression, team spirit, appreciation of diversity, commitment to serving community, entrepreneurial spirit, informed risk-taking, ethical conduct and the search for truth. While many Visions and Voices events are held on campus, students may also take advantage of Los Angeles' vast cultural landscape by attending programs at the city’s many theatres, museums and performing-arts centers.
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"Talk Talk": T. C. Boyle, USC Distinguished Professor, reads from his 19th novel
Author: T. C. Boyle
Thu, Dec 13, 2007
Visions and Voices: The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative - Tracks - "Talk Talk": T. C. Boyle, USC Distinguished Professor, reads from his 19th novel - USC Distinguished Professor T. C. Boyle read from his 19th novel, "Talk Talk" (Penguin Group, 2006), as part of USC's Visions and Voices program in November 2006.
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Hip-Hop America: Reflecting on hip-hop's complex, 30-year history, panelists explore the genre's influence in American popular culture and politics.
Author: Todd Boyd (USC School of Cinematic ArtsAuthor: professor), Imani Kai Johnson (USC American studies Author: &Author: ethnicity doctoral student) and Josh Kun (USC Annenberg School for Communiation professor) with moderator Ann Powers (Los Angeles Times music critic)
Thu, Dec 13, 2007
Visions and Voices: The USC Arts and Humanities Initiative - Tracks - Hip-Hop America: Reflecting on hip-hop's complex, 30-year history, panelists explore the genre's influence in American popular culture and politics. - Reflecting on hip-hop’s complex, 30-year history, panelists explore the genre's influence in American popular culture and politics. Event sponsored by Visions & Voices, the USC Libraries and the Los Angeles Institute for the Humanities, 10/08/07.
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