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Strange but Not a Stranger
 

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Upon entering their first year, every Dartmouth student is assigned membership to a residential house. Houses promote intellectual engagement and community by increasing student access to faculty and resources and provide students continuity in their residential experience. We were thrilled to collaborate with so many housing communities this past year. 

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Once again, we struggle to make sense of the senseless. Once again, we bear witness to our country's troubled history of racial violence, from Freddie Gray and Eric Garner to Sandra Bland and Trayvon Martin. Once again, we try to cope as best as we can, whether suffering in silence, participating in protests, or engaging in conversations that evoke all of our emotions. Once again, we try to explain to our children that which cannot be explained.

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A drawing of a lush forest transitions seamlessly into a photograph continuing the scene. A film shows a woman walking down the street in a white dress made out of balloons that spill out in front of her. A photograph highlights a white lift holding a worker replacing streetlights against a brilliant blue. These works by Gabriela Albergaria, Lia Chaia, and Ko Sin Tung were some of the options presented to this year's Museum Collecting 101 class.

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