Sometimes, I call Ithaca Diaries “Gidget Goes to the Revolution” which, in a way, sums up my college experiences in the late 1960s, But 51 years later, I thought it would be important to reflect on the past as it relates to the present and future. Here’s a link to the video; the script, which I did not follow exactly, is inserted below.
Cambridge author Anita Harris updates readers on events and reviews re her latest book, Ithaca Diaries.
In an interview with Lisa Mullins on “Here and Now” a daily program of National Public Radio, author Anita Harris reflected on how her college years shaped her career path. The interview focused on Harris’s book, Ithaca Diaries, a memoir and social history of her years at Cornell University in the 1960s.
Anita M. Harris is pleased to join fellow members of her writers group, The Write Stuff, in reading from Ithaca Diaries at the group’s 10th anniversary celebration. The reading will be held at 7 pm on Wednesday, May 25, at the Lincoln, MA Public Library, 3 Bedford Road, Lincoln, MA. It’s free and open to the public.
Interview with Ithaca Diaries author Anita M. Harris to air on NPR’s Here and Now on Monday,
Anita M. Harris writes that the New York’s new Whitney Museum is a work of art in itself.
Irene Smalls, a children’s book author, fellow Cornell alum and my friend, found the racist “N-word” spray painted in a bizarre message on the fence outside her home in downtown Boston. Irene is raising funds to replace the fence and install cameras. Please contribute if you can?
Ithaca Diaries author and communications consultant Anita Harris writes that authors should have websites–but building and getting people to them can be challenging.
