“For people in Buenos Aires, Tango is part of them. It’s part of their history. Tango was created at the same time as their society was created, and it has been used over time as a form of resistance and rebellion. My project looks at the movement and the different ways this is represented in the music, the dance, the poetry, and how politics, culture, and economics are inextricably linked for these people in this expression called Tango.”
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DCAL is thrilled to announce the confirmation of the 2018-19 cohort of Dartmouth Stamps Scholars.
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Stamps Scholar Doug Tallmadge '18's project investigates small-scale fusion as a promising source of available, clean energy by focusing on efficient fuser design.
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Stamps Scholar Madison Sabol '18 combines interests in Environmental Studies and French by studying viticulture, wine, and "terroir" at vineyards in Bordeaux, France, and Barnard, Vermont.
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Through her Stamps Scholars project, Kate Dumanian `18 is exploring what drives the modern walker by investigating the connections between literature, history, philosophy, identity, and the act of walking.
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