Mills Quarterly, Fall 2013

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Calendar Contemporary Writers Series October 1 5  LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs Diggs creates poetry and performance using words, sound, and video. 5:30 pm, Mills Hall Living Room, free. For information, contact Stephanie Young at 510.430.3130 or syoung@mills.edu.

Volume CII Number 1 (USPS 349-900) Fall 2013 President Alecia A. DeCoudreaux

October 22 and 23  Writers Symposium A two-day symposium of free public talks, readings, and workshops, with the goal of building intellectual community across genre and discipline. Featuring: • Robert Arellano, author of six novels and professor of creative writing at Southern Oregon University;

Vice President for Institutional Advancement Cynthia Brandt Stover

• Layli Long Soldier, a poet, member of the Navajo Nation, and adjunct faculty member at Diné College;

Senior Director of Advancement Communications and Outreach Dawn Cunningham ’85

• Emma Ruby-Sachs, (right) a writer, a lawyer, and a campaign director at Avaaz.org, a global advocacy organization;

Managing Editor Linda Schmidt Design and Art Direction Nancy Siller Wilson Contributing Writers Joanna Corman Jessica Langlois, MFA ’10 Sarah Stevenson, MFA ’04 Editorial Assistance Maggie Slover ’14

• Orlando White, author of Bone Light, recipient of a Lannan Foundation Residency, and a teacher at Diné College. October 22: Talks and panel discussion, 2:30 pm–5:00 pm, readings at 5:30 pm; October 23: Workshops, 2:30 pm–5:00 pm and 6:45 pm–9:00 pm. Locations TBA. For information, contact Stephanie Young at 510.430.3130 or syoung@mills.edu.

The Mills Quarterly (USPS 349-900) is published quarterly by Mills College, 5000 MacArthur Blvd., Oakland, CA 94613. Periodicals postage paid at Oakland, California, and at additional mailing office(s). Postmaster: Send address changes to the Office of Institutional Advancement, Mills College, 5000 MacArthur Blvd., Oakland, CA 94613.

Songlines Series October 14  Now Hear Ensemble Presenting pieces produced in collaboration with composers based at California colleges. October 21  Reinier van Houdt The European-based pianist presents works for extended piano. January 27  Jack and Ben Wright Improvisational works on saxophone and double-bass by a father/son duo. February 3  Bonnie Jones and Andrea Neumann Static, sputter, and crackle produced with piano and electronics. April 7  Shackle Anne La Berge on flute and electronics and Robert van Heumen on laptop-instrument. All events start at 7:30 pm in the Music Building Ensemble Room. Admission is free. For information, see musicnow.mills.edu or contact John Bischoff at 510.430.2331 or bischoff@mills.edu.

Mills College Art Museum Experiments in the Fault Zone September 25–December 8 A multimedia exhibition exploring the innovative history of experimentation and cross-disciplinary collaborative work in the fine arts at Mills. For information, see mcam.mills.edu or contact 510.430.2164 or museum@mills.edu. The museum is open 11:00 am–4:00 pm Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00 am–7:30 pm Wednesday, and is closed Monday. Admission is free.

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Celebrating alumnae from class years ending in 3 or 8, including the Golden Girls of 1963

Kimberley L. Phillips

Join classmates and friends for a full weekend of socializing, fun, and events, including Convocation on September 27 featuring speaker Kimberley L. Phillips, new provost and dean of the faculty. For registration and information, see alumnae.mills.edu/reunion. For further details, contact alumnae-relations@mills.edu or 510.430.2123.

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