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First Person, Ian Patterson
First Person, Ian Patterson
Colby Magazine
The photo was taken from the last cave they had entered.
Media, Colby College
Front Matter, Colby College
Full Issue, Colby College
Full Issue, Colby College
Colby Magazine
Colby Magazine vol. 106, no. 1 (Winter 2018): full issue
Nature And Nurture: Planner And Architect Mina Amundsen Sees Connections As She Oversees Colby's Growth, Sue Repko
Colby Magazine
Since her childhood in India, Minakshi "Mina" M. Amundsen, assistant vice president for facilities and campus planning, has always been curious about the interconnectedness of the natural world, the built environment, and the humans who navigate both. That fascination with connections has informed her work at Colby in myriad ways.
Common Ground: Nick Pattison '18 And William "Brownie" Brown, 101, Forge A Close Friendship In "Just Passing The Time", Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
It was lunchtime at a nursing home in Waterville, and Nick Pattison '18 had brought a feast: homemade venison sausage, pancakes, and cubes of cantaloupe, served on paper plates. Pattison's friend, William "Brownie" Brown, 101, sat in his easy chair as Pattison poured fresh maple syrup.
"Thank you, kind chef," Brownie said, then turned to a visitor and said in a slow stage whisper, "Right out of the blue he'll come barging in."
Every Sunday for more than a year and a half, Pattison has been "barging in" at Lakewood Continuing Care Center, where Brownie lives.
From The Editor (Editor's Note), Gerry Boyle
Why A Dorm Room Is Like A Climate Treaty, Mariam Khan
Why A Dorm Room Is Like A Climate Treaty, Mariam Khan
Colby Magazine
Nathan Chan shows how economic principles are at play in our everyday lives.
Riding The Silk Road, Ayaz Achakzai
Riding The Silk Road, Ayaz Achakzai
Colby Magazine
As development approaches, a mountain trek is an opportunity to contemplate what lies in its path.
Sweating The Small Stuff: Linking Plankton To Climate Change, Brian Kim '18 Makes Conncetions, Stephen Collins
Sweating The Small Stuff: Linking Plankton To Climate Change, Brian Kim '18 Makes Conncetions, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
It takes an expansive mind to connect microscopic marine copepods (certain crustacean plankton) unwittingly chomping on floating microplastics with a bigger picture: the planet’s carbon pump and global climate change. But that’s what Brian Kim ’18 decided to investigate during Jan Plan, working with Bigelow Lab Senior Research Scientist David Fields.
Colby Magazine Vol. 82, No. 1: January 1993, Colby College
Colby Magazine Vol. 82, No. 1: January 1993, Colby College
Colby Magazine
No abstract provided.
Logging On To The Future: Opportunities Beckon For First Graduates Of Colby's Interdisciplinary Computation Majors, Jenny Chen
Colby Magazine
Opportunities beckon for first graduates of Colby's interdisciplinary computation majors. Colby’s new majors in interdisciplinary computation are growing as students add computer science skills to their interests in theater, biology, environmental studies, and music. The majors, uncommon at liberal arts colleges, have married seemingly disparate fields and have opened a new world of job and research opportunities.
They Care What You Eat: With Ingredients From The Classroom, Colbians Are Helping To Shape A New Maine, On The Farm, In The Sea, At The Restaurant Table, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
With ingredients from the classroom, Colbians are helping to shape a new Maine, on the farm, in the sea, at the restaurant table.
How Soon We Forget: The Luxury Of Disaster Amnesia, Lauren Pongan
How Soon We Forget: The Luxury Of Disaster Amnesia, Lauren Pongan
Colby Magazine
This is only a portion of a full essay that is about the super Typhoon Haiyan that hit the Philippines and how disaster amnesia functions in the international community.
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Colby Magazine
Terry Winters: Prints: 1999-2014, by Elizabeth Finch (Colby College Museum of Art) and Michael Semff
French Colonial Soldiers in German Captivity during World War II, by Raffael Scheck (History)
Photography, History, Difference, by Tanya Sheehan (Art)
Photography and Its Origins, edited by Tanya Sheehan (Art) and Andrés Mario Zervigón
Marine Historical Ecology in Conservation, by Loren McClenachan (Environmental Studies)
Montaigne, écrivain de la conciliation, by Valérie M. Dionne (French)
Haunted (The Arnaud Legacy), by Erika Mailman '91
Lean on Jesus: Christian Women in the Workplace, by Susie Yovic Hoeller '73
Find Your Voice: A Woman's Call to Action, by Tabby …
Shorter Takes (Short Form)
Colby Magazine
Students Reflect On Six Professors Newly Tenured
New to Colby, Not to Success
At the Head of the Class
Colby could soon be the first college in NESCAC to have synthetic turf fields for baseball and softball.
It's a Plan- for Performing Arts and Athletics
Robert Redford to Speak at 194th Commencement
New York Times Quote of the Day: "I see this as a call for action to close the gap between conservation on land and in the sea."
How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Through Mayflower Hill and the Colby College Chamber Choir
Big Ideas for Waterville
New …
World-Class Research: Biomedical Science Beyond Experimentation
World-Class Research: Biomedical Science Beyond Experimentation
Colby Magazine
Faculty and relationships with Maine’s big-three research labs propel Colby’s opportunities in biomedical science
Could childhood nutrition set late-life brain function?
Hitting the lab running
Ahmad wins grant for study of neurodegenerative disease