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Silent Movie Month Returns to Ithaca, Commemorates Actress Anna May Wong
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Wharton Studio is hosting its 12th annual “Silent Movie Month,” spotlighting Chinese-American actress Anna May Wong and her contributions to the film industry.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/category/news/ithaca/page/4/)
Wharton Studio is hosting its 12th annual “Silent Movie Month,” spotlighting Chinese-American actress Anna May Wong and her contributions to the film industry.
To celebrate Ithaca’s 12th Silent Movie Month, The Sun sat down with Ithaca’s film experts to discuss the early history of movie production in Ithaca.
Even amid a frost-induced weak apple harvest and Homecoming festivities, this year’s Applefest saw a successful turnout.
Local officials explained and defended their reasoning for passing a new policy on Sept. 20 that will sanction a camping location in the local homeless encampment known as the “Jungle.”
Local musicians performed during Porchfest on Sunday, Sept. 24, bringing out listeners for an afternoon of music on Fall Creek porches.
Climate change continues to impact weather patterns in the region, prompting the City of Ithaca to consider policy and technological responses.
Black Students United hosted the first annual Black Welcome Weekend on Sept. 15 and 16, aiming to introduce incoming students to the Black community at Cornell.
The Ithaca Tompkins International Airport hosted a Runway 5K on Sept. 17 to fundraise for local Ithaca students to attend flight school.
Mayoral candidates Robert Cantelmo grad and Janis Kelly ’71 gave their opinion on some of Ithaca’s hottest issues in a Monday interview with Pegasys, a community T.V. station.
Ithaca Carshare will resume operations in March 2024, after Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.) signed a bill into law on Sept. 15 permitting nonprofit risk retention groups not based in New York State to provide insurance to New York policyholders.