Sam Corum, B.F.A. ’12, Finds a Narrative for Ferguson
By Fabiola Joubert
From his home in Washington, D.C., Corcoran alumnus Sam Corum, B.F.A. ’12, watched images of the turmoil in Ferguson, Mo., flash across his television screen. The fatal...
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