1. “Physics” by Tama Janowitz Tama Janowitz’s short story, “Physics,” was published in the New Yorker on September 30, 1985. Of all the short stories we read, I could relate to this one the most. It was fun and quirky,… Continue Reading →
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Karishma Malhotra Professor Hoffman The Arts In New York City 21 November 2017 A Day of Gratitude “The rent is due tomorrow. The landlord said no exceptions this month,” yelled Mary from the kitchen. “I’m getting paid tomorrow so… Continue Reading →
Karishma Malhotra Professor Hoffman The Arts In New York City 21 November 2017 A Day of Gratitude “The rent is due tomorrow. The landlord said no exceptions this month,” yelled Mary from the kitchen. “I’m getting paid tomorrow so… Continue Reading →
Karishma Malhotra Top Ten List IDC Final https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTuWeBjfLVc0ZV1sbDkVQNUQ3FadoXLhcYek_WXJ6llG22W3aXIJj5gsjxqbH7gfy_-avSjAvWlZgUm/pub
Rebecca DeBiase Professor Hoffman IDC 1001 19 December 2017 Top 10 Brighton Beach Memoirs Brighton Beach Memoirs is a comedy directed by Gene Saks based off of the play by Neil Simon. The movie revolves around a Jewish family that… Continue Reading →
10 favorite works
George Gershwin, Summertime Hearing the presentation on George Gershwin made me incredibly happy in class, as the Pianos of Cha’n arrangement of Summertime is among my favourite pieces of music I’ve heard in my life – I’m being completely honest… Continue Reading →
Herrick Lam Arts in New York City Historical Fiction Assignment Prof. Hoffman Exploring New York City The Collaboration It was a Friday morning in New York City. The city was bustling with people trying to get to work on… Continue Reading →
1. John Cage- “4’33″” Of course, this is ranked number one on the top ten list. John Cage completely reimagined what could be considered as music through this piece. It was quite an unconventional and controversial piece. 4’33” consists of… Continue Reading →
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