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MOST
EVERYONE HAS gone through troubling times in
their lives. Story and narrative can play an
important part in recovering from a traumatic
experience,
says
Rachel Saury, a professor in U.Va.’s
Slavic Department. Along with her
colleague John
Alexander, Saury teaches a class on “Story
and Healing.”
A Native American spiritual
healer, artist and teacher, Martin Prechtel
(left) calls storytelling “cultural
medicine.” Prechtel gave a
presentation — arranged by Saury and
Alexander
— about the healing qualities of
stories at U.Va.
in March, in conjunction with the Virginia
Festival of the Book. Full
story.
U.Va.
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A
favorite among students and peers, U.Va. law
professor Stanley D. Henderson is retiring
after 34 years of teaching. Henderson received
the Virginia Alumni Association’s Distinguished
Professor Award in 1983. He was the first recipient
of the law school’s first Thomas F. Bergin
Teaching Professorship from 1993-96, and in
1994, received the First Year Class Law Faculty
Teaching Award. Full
story.
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A
celebration of the Charlottesville arts scene
will bring the Virginia Festival Film Society’s
2003-04 season to a close. Events slated for
Tuesday’s program include
a short film by renowned filmmaker
George
Kuchar
and an hour-long documentary by
film festival director Richard Herskowitz on
the U.Va. art museum exhibit, “Hindsight/Fore-site:
Art for the New Millennium.” Full
story.
Virginia
Festival Film Society |
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