In 1925, the year F. Scott Fitzgerald published his magnum opus The Great Gatsby in the United States, across the ocean, in Germany, writer Thea von Harbou turned expressionist filmmaker Fritz Lang's ...

Green Dot is a national violence prevention program, implemented by the College in 2010, that trains students, faculty and staff in bystander intervention to help prevent sexual violence, domestic ...

Green Dot is an anti-violence initiative aimed at decreasing and preventing the occurrence of power-based personal violence, including dating and domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and other ...

As The Great Gatsby celebrates its centennial, the Empire State Building will light up green in honor of the green light that Jay Gatsby famously watches over the water. On April 11, Broadway ...

With an (ever)green light on this very special collab with The Plaza throughout the musical’s run, visitors can live like Gatsby himself with a stay in The Plaza’s bespoke Gatsby Suite ...

When it was first released, critics loved "The Great Gatsby" — but it went over the heads of readers. The story had better luck as a Broadway play, in 1926. The green light in "Gatsby" has a ...

As that pursuit becomes an endless cycle, they, like Gatsby and the ‘green light’ he believed in, will see it as no matter. Instead, they will run faster and stretch their arms farther for ...

Green Dot is a bystander intervention program to reduce these forms of violence with one thought; If everyone does one thing, no one will have to do everything. A Green Dot is your choice at any ...

WE have the power to make a difference. This is is your time. Get involved. Make a difference. What's your Green Dot? A green dot is any choice, behavior, word or attitude that promotes safety for ...