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Lynne Allen, the current dean ad interim and professor at CFA attends the opening reception April 6, 2016 for her show Cultural Truth: Conflict and Empathy, displayed in STH in their basement lounge area. Allen traces her heritage six generations back to Ita ta Win (Wind Woman), depicted in a digital print piece in the exhibit, and says that every matriarch in her family has been a member of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The exhibit runs thru April 29. Photo by Cydney Scott
April 14, 2016
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Cultural Truth

Cultural Truth: Conflict and Empathy, an exhibition by Lynne Allen, CFA dean ad interim, of cultural objects from her personal history as a member of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in South Dakota, is at the School of Theology through April 29. Allen spoke at a reception for the exhibition April 6. Photo by Cydney Scott

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