A Multiplicity of Perspectives

To capture the essence of a person is a difficult thing. What is arresting about Eunice Wong (Drama, Group 28) is not her beauty, intelligence, or talent—all of which she possesses—but her measured, philosophical approach to everything. And while one could attribute this to the four years she spent in Juilliard’s drama program from 1995 to 1999, it is more a consequence of who she is and her way of life. More... 

Finding a Native Voice

One of George Quincy’s boyhood pastimes was to stretch out in bed of grass and lose himself in the sprawling night sky that canopies Oklahoma Indian land. In its duality of modesty and majesty, such an image is an apt musical signature of the pianist-composer, whose body of work is influenced by his provenance. Quincy (B.S. ’61, M.S. ’62, piano) has 11 ASCAP awards to his credit, among them one for his 2003 release, Choctaw Nights. More...