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Colby Magazine
On Wescott's Death- and Exemplary Life
Church Forest Study Lands NSF Grant
The True Meaning of the Super Bowl
To Your Health, By the Numbers
Under New Management
Peanut Butter in Cereal?
Amila Emso, Turkey
Byoungwook Jang, Korea
Kimara Nzamubona, Congo
Miia-Liisa Termonen, Finland
Ricah Kunde, Germany
Guga Gogia, Georgia
"I went up to him and I said, 'You are a very discreet man.'"
William D. Adams Gallery? Surprise!
Warm and Fuzzy? Maybe This Last Time
Sunny Day for Shining Stars
Colby Bench Makes Final Four
Work Hard, Present Well
Arendell, Marlais, and Reich Retire from Teaching Faculty
Last Page, Kate Manning
Last Page, Kate Manning
Colby Magazine
Teaching, like medicine, has come a long, long way
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Jacob Mccarthy, Erika Mailman, G Calvin Mackenzie, Elizabeth Leonard
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Jacob Mccarthy, Erika Mailman, G Calvin Mackenzie, Elizabeth Leonard
Colby Magazine
Hats off to CAPS: “extraordinary” Sciences program gives students from underrepresented groups the tools to succeed
What Birds Tell Us: By playing the songs of chickadees, Katerina Faust ’14 may reveal forest secrets
Exploring Common Ground: Jorge Olivares and writer Reinaldo Arenas found parallels in their pasts and presents
Another Century, in Real Time: Doris Kearns Goodwin ’64 explores a time when unlikely reformers fought the good fight—and won
Slavery Played a Key Role in the War—of 1812
The Adventures of a Regular Colby Guy, at Home and at War
Recent Releases:
On Goddesses, Aliens, and Avatars: Waterfall, Alpha Goddess, …
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Colby Receives $10-Million Gift for Davis Science Center
William D. Adams, Deval Patrick to Be Honored at Commencement
Boylan Named First Transgender Co-chair of GLAAD
Four Professors Awarded Tenure
Grant to Expand Colby Museum of Art’s Teaching Role
$2 Million Given for Financial Aid
From Facebook, FIVE THINGS: Colby Olympians
College Opts to Fund Rugby for Additional Year
Bonnie’s Diner, a Colby Tradition, Closes Its Doors
Multicultural Literacy Jan Plan Makes a Difference
Women Skiers Come Up Big in National Meet
Season Ends in NESCAC Semifinals
From The Hill, Pat Sims, Kayla Lewkowicz, Gerry Boyle, Mike Pride, Stephen Collins
From The Hill, Pat Sims, Kayla Lewkowicz, Gerry Boyle, Mike Pride, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
Bridge Builder: Rabbi Rachel Isaacs links Colby and Waterville, turning two Jewish communities into one
Stroke by Stroke: Rower Steve Whelpley set out to become one of the world's best - and succeeded
From Hardship, Resilience: Anthropologist Winifred Tate considers the ways Colombian women work and survive in a place steeped in conflict
Off Target: NYPD surveillance scrutinized the law abiding, missed real terrorists
Recent Releases:
The Kingdom of Golf in America, by Richard J. "Pete" Moss (history emeritus)
Midnight in Mexico: A Reporter’s Journey through a Country’s Descent into Darkness, by Alfredo Corchado, LL.D. '10
Self-Storage, by Rebecca Hoogs …
Captain Marvel: Linda Greenlaw, Kevin Cool
Captain Marvel: Linda Greenlaw, Kevin Cool
Colby Magazine
She guided her ship through the worst Atlantic storms of the century and earned a reputation as one of the nation's best swordfishing captains. Now she's come home to catch up on life.
Books & Authors, Gerry Boyle
Books & Authors, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
Jeff Wuorio Could Save You a Lot of Money: Financial primer takes some of the worry out of personal finance
Everything but the Poetry Is Out of Its Element Here
Familial Thais in a Global Economy
Fresh Prints
Family Honor, by Robert B. Parker '54
From East Germans to Germans?: The New Postcommunist Elites, by Jennifer Yoder (government, international studies)
Cover Story, by Gerry Boyle '78
Across the Taiwan Strait: Mainland China, Taiwan and the 1995-1996 Crisis, edited by Suisheng Zhao (government)
New York's 50 Best Places to Have Brunch, by Ann Volkwein & Jason Oliver Nixon '92
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
Still Life with Broun: Director of National Museum of American Art helps dedicate Lunder Wing
Raspberry Advocates Less Negativism in News
A Collaboration Not Without Precedent
The Deeds of Didier: For Oak Human Rights Fellow, a glimmer of hope warrants total commitment
Committee on Race Prompts Debate
wit & wisdom
Uping the Ante to 128
Alumni At Large
Colby Magazine
Class Notes
Profiles
Celebrating a Life of Service: Barbara Scott '52
Helping People Help Themselves: Nicolette Pach '70
Immersed in Her Work: Heather Perry '93
Obituaries
Now, It's Personal: Lovejoy Recipient Ellen Goodman Probes The Decaying State Of Political Debate, Stephen Collins
Now, It's Personal: Lovejoy Recipient Ellen Goodman Probes The Decaying State Of Political Debate, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
On November 12, the day of the Lovejoy convocation, Ellen Goodman filed her second column of the week before driving north to Waterville from Boston, where she is a columnist and associate editor at The Boston Globe. Despite her deadline, with more than 425 newspapers holding a hole for 750 words of her trademark wit and insight, and her immersion in a book project on women's friendships, Goodman arrived early- another trademark. Anna Karavangelos, her editor at the Washington Post Writers Group, says that in the more than 20 years that she has been in syndication, Goodman has never missed …
The Canon Debate: What Makes You Think That Book Is So Great?, Charles Bassett
The Canon Debate: What Makes You Think That Book Is So Great?, Charles Bassett
Colby Magazine
First of all, in a burst of uncharacteristic humility, let me confess that I did not aspire to share these words with the learned body of Colby alumni. The genesis of this article was a speech to some of the best and brightest students at Colby, the Dana and Bixler Scholars- an audience willing to show up on a Friday night in October to hear me do something besides read ghost stories.
My title for that speech was "The Literary Canon and How It Works"; it should have been "Literary Canons and How They Work." In 1999, I think that …
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
The Liberal Art of Giving
William D. Adams, President
Colby to the Corps: Colby tops list for Peace Corps volunteers per capita
'Nijikai to follow'
Gourley's Collected Works: Colby's retiring museum director praised for his legacy
WMHB's New Wave
wit & wisdom
The Tooth, the Whole Tooth and Nothing But...
Q&A: Bets Brown on carrying a torch for the Olympics and science
Raising Hardy Girls: Lyn Mikel Brown and Karen Heck '74 create spaces where girls can thrive
How We Teach
No Time to Wait: Student activists press for change- now
Jan Plan Goes South
Internship Fund is the Jan …
The D Word: A Reexamination Of Diversity At Colby Opens The Door To New Possibilities, Stephen Collins
The D Word: A Reexamination Of Diversity At Colby Opens The Door To New Possibilities, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
When Tennessee Watson '03 arrived at Colby two years ago from a suburb of Rochester, N.Y., she confidently threw herself into tough academic courses and settled on a double major in Latin American studies and government. In her first semester she played soccer on weekends with international students and made up for relative inexperience on the field with tenacity. In the winter she won competitions at Sugarloaf in the boardercross- a sort of snowboard-race-meets-roller-derby event. Almost instantly, Colby was her oyster. "I saw it as a pretty homogenous environment and realized it was comfortable for me," she recalled this spring. …
Striving For Balance: Dialogue On Race Leads To Civil Protest Action, Stephen Collins
Striving For Balance: Dialogue On Race Leads To Civil Protest Action, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
It was mid-morning on Friday, April 16, when two dozen students mounted the stairs to the third floor of the Eustis Administration Building chanting "racism must go." Many of the students had gotten up early on Wednesday morning, two days before, to attend the 8 a.m. Campus Community Committee meeting in the Pugh Center, where the Task Force on Institutional Racism had presented its final report. Many also had been up late Thursday night at a Student Government Association (SGA) meeting advocating creation of a minority affairs representative on the SGA's legislative body, the Presidents' Council.
The chanting group was …
Dear Mom And Dad, Stephen Collins
Dear Mom And Dad, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
The rules at Kieve and other Maine camps are changing.
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
Three Steps Forward: Morris Dees recounts quest for racial justice
Diallo's Mother Speaks on Racism
Calabresi to Receive First Brody Award
Edson V. Mitchell '75 Killed in Plane Crash
wit & wisdom
Colby Friend Paganucci Passes
Q&A: Allen LaPan on student mail, surrogate parenthood and being gay at Colby
Language is the Key: Adrianna Paliyenko opens doors that open minds
A Colby Classic
Remembering Lines, Beauty and Truth
What they're saying...
Resurrecting Fats: Paul Machlin makes strides putting Waller's music in print
No More Doodling
Recent Releases
The Croton Dams and Aqueduct, by Christopher R. Tompkins '89
Call and Response, …
Faculty File, Gerry Boyle, Stephen Collins
Faculty File, Gerry Boyle, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
Mr. Parasite and the Big Sissy: Margaret McFadden examines American culture in the '30s through movies
The Singular Kerill O'Neill
Pundits & Plaudits
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
A World of Difference: Davis gift bolsters international diversity at Colby
On the Scene, Out of the Goodness of Their Hearts
Better Very Late Than Never
Merely Extraordinary, or Supernatural?: After six generations of Colby graudates, the Ilsley family is still drawn to the College
Trustees Appoint Faculty to Chairs
Phish Shtick
wit & wisdom
Readers Write
Colby Magazine
Tissue Reissue
Gay-Lesbian Films Available
No "PC," Just an Invite
Correction
Swinging For The Fences , Kevin Cool
Swinging For The Fences , Kevin Cool
Colby Magazine
Since age 12, when she challenged and defeated Little League's boys-only rule, Grace Reef '83 has been knocking down barriers.
Periscope
Colby Magazine
Doing Our Part
New PBKs
Not One, But Two
So You'll Know
Net News
Faculty Notes
Moosecellaneous
To Name a Few
Saving Trees