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Full Issue - Spring 2023 - Volume 110, Issue 1, Colby College

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Spring 2023, vol. 110 no. 1

04: From the Editor
05: Table of Contents
06. Downtown Colby
14. Diagnosing Autism More Precisely
16. An Inside Pitch
22. Colby's New Labs Address Critical Issues and Initiatives
26. In Support of the Academic Mission
28. A Building for Everybody
36. Robust Financial Aid Program is Key to Colby's Mission
38. 'Quite a Triumph'
44. Class Notes
66. Obituaries
80. William R. Cotter, Colby's Longest-Tenured President

Full Issue - Spring 2025 - Volume 112, Issue 1, Colby College

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04. Planting Seeds to Grow a Stronger Community
16. Retiring Provost McFadden: Colby’s ‘Special Sauce’ is What Makes it Great
24. Pulver Scholars Explore Scientific Possibility
32. A Warm Wilderness Welcome for New Colby Students
42. Dare Northward is Shaping Colby as a Global Leader
48. Bringing Them All Back Home

Shorter Takes (Short Form), Colby College

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Colby Magazine vol. 107, no.1 (Spring 2019): full issue

Big Data: Computational Biology Opens A New Window On The World's Challenges For Colby Scientists, Kate Carlisle

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"What makes us 'us' and not a plant? Not a bacteria, or a virus," asks Andrea Tilden, the J. Warren Merrill Associate Professor of Biology and a genomics expert. "Any one genome has six thousand novels worth of information. Computational biology is the tool we use to read them."

Class Notes

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World-Class Research: Biomedical Science Beyond Experimentation

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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

Alumni At Large

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Catching Up: Alumni Profiles
More Than Bears: Linda Wrigley '89 M.D.
Anything for Tampa: Kevin Plummer ’89
Pedaling Her Crops: Hannah Converse ’09

Updates

Newsmakers

Obituaries

The Last Page: Reaching Sierra Leone, Erin Rhoda

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Erin Rhoda ’06 on touching—and saving—lives in Sierra Leone.

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Colby Magazine vol. 94, no. 1 (Spring 2005): full issue

Colby News

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Mixing Religion and Politics

Corporate Social Responsibility?

Stringed Exhibit

Wit & Wisdom

Defending Diversity

Cracking the Code

Aren't We Balmy

Wining and Dining in Dana

Do It Yourself Cookbook

Colby Update: Victor Cancel '02

A Moving Response to Tsunami Disaster

Environmental Excellence

All-American Takes On the World

Alumni @ Large

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Reunion 2008

Alumni notes

Newsmakers

Milestones

Business Model: Charles Morrissey '56

Clarity Is All: Meg Matheson '79

Mission Statement: Eben Dorros '96

Curtain Call: Liz Frankel '01

Obituaries

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Colby Magazine vol. 98, no. 2 (Summer 2009): full issue

The Boatbuilders: Steve White '77 And Jock Williams '62 Have Built International Reputations Fore Their Classically Inspired Yachts, Matthew P. Murphy

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In the world of custom-built yachts, Maine boatbuilders Jock Williams ’62 and Steve White ’77 are renowned for their boats’ classic lines and impeccable craftsmanship.