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From The Editor, Gerry Boyle
From The Hill, Stephen Collins, Julia Hanauer-Milne, Sally Baker, Robert Gillespie, William D. Adams, Brendan Sullivan, Pat Mcbride
From The Hill, Stephen Collins, Julia Hanauer-Milne, Sally Baker, Robert Gillespie, William D. Adams, Brendan Sullivan, Pat Mcbride
Colby Magazine
Fishing for Clues: Lynn Hannum and her students find rivers still troubled
Back for the Future: With eyes on their own curriculum, Waterville High School social studies teachers attend Colby
Lincoln Redux: Doris Kearns Goodwin plays new light on the most scrutinized president (Review)
Of Good Men and Great Places: High Country is a compelling journey--by mule--through the true American West (Review)
Recent Releases
Gleam of Bone and Other Stories (Review)
Educational Mission Dictates College's Cost, by William D. Adams, President
Q&A: Warming to Engineering
Ski Racing With the Best: Jenny Lathrop and Warner Nickerson set their sights on the …
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Real-Life Learning
Student Activists Question Investments
Following Nomads
Wit & Wisdom
Mother on a Mission
Roberts Rules
Ivory Bill Controversy
Students Praised by Sen. Mitchell
High Marks for SAT
Still Pursuing the Dream
Terhune Named V.P. for Student Affairs
Beyond the Orthodox
Honoring the Honorable
Saving Lives in Sierra Leone
Nail Down 4-5-6
In the Swing
Spring in Their Step
Alumni @ Large
Colby Magazine
Alumni notes
Newsmakers
Milestones
Abbie Moos '74: Animal Healer
Debbie Sidelinger '86: Forward, Down Under
Larry Rulison '94: Deadline Business
Melinda Mraz '01: Economic Interpreter
Obituaries
Colby News
Colby Magazine
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
From The Hill, Robert Gillespie, David Treadwell, Ruth Jacobs, Gerry Boyle, Mackenzie Dawson Parks, Anne Marie Sears, Kevin Rousseau
From The Hill, Robert Gillespie, David Treadwell, Ruth Jacobs, Gerry Boyle, Mackenzie Dawson Parks, Anne Marie Sears, Kevin Rousseau
Colby Magazine
Seeing Africa: Catherine Besteman urges us to look beyond stereotypes of this majestic continent
Victims' Champion: Philadelphia prosecutor Jason Bologna brings the most-violent criminals to justice
Sanctuary: Oak Fellow Chanthol Oung works to make Cambodia a safer place for stronger women
Q&A: Patricia Murphy on Colby Green construction, being a Navy officer and cellphone emergencies
Cybernews: From his Brooklyn apartment, Crans Baldwin delivers The Morning News
A True-Love Story of a 9/11 hero: Your Father's Choice: Letters for Emmy About Life with Jeremy--and Without Him After 9/11 (Review)
Recent Releases
Benchmark: Greg Cronin, minor league hockey coach of the year, …
Alumni @ Large
Colby Magazine
Alumni notes
Newsmakers
Milestones
Judy Dickson '58: Northwest Passage
June Chatterjee '60: Cuba Up Close
Heather Boothe '94: From the Redwood Forests
Justin Amirault '01: Taste the Coffee
Obituaries
From The Hill, Stephen Collins, Abigail Wheeler, Ernie Clark, Gerry Boyle, Jeff Welsch, Alicia Nemiccolo Macleay, Robert Gillespie, Ruani S. Freeman
From The Hill, Stephen Collins, Abigail Wheeler, Ernie Clark, Gerry Boyle, Jeff Welsch, Alicia Nemiccolo Macleay, Robert Gillespie, Ruani S. Freeman
Colby Magazine
Passion for the Class of 2004: Richard Russo reminds seniors, families and friends that college is a time of transformation
Q&A: Paul Josephson on Russian hospitality, running and lawn pollution
Crew Captures Rowers' Hearts: Twelve-month commitment for a six-minute race
Front-Office Fantasy: Galen Carr and Brian O'Halloran live their dream as they help shape the Red Sox
Amazing Grace: Allen Throop, felled by ALS, never saw himself as a victim
Long-Distance Learning: From intimate Mayflower Hill, Colby faculty members reach thousands of students by writing popular textbooks
Fertile Ground: Clearing Land: Legacies of the American Farm by Jane Brox '78 …
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
On Campus: A Housing Dialogue: Plan to link social and academic life under review; Costs, Unstable Enrollments End CBB Abroad Programs; Groundbreaking Set for Alumni Center; Single Man March: Cornel West relentlessly challenges America's presuppositions, dogmatism, "Spiritual vacuity"; "Mosaic" Diversity Conference Melds Viewpoints, Disciplines; C Club Turns 100; Reminiscing About a Record-Setting Track Career; Settlement Reached in Title IX Suit; Conservative Argues for Gay Marriage; Italian Culture Proves Appealing; Q&A: Margaret McFadden on queer studies, cautious optimism and The Simpsons
Faculty: A Personal Epic: Anthropologist Hong Zhang mirrors the strengths of the people she studies
Students: At Home on the …
Alumni @ Large
Colby Magazine
Alumni notes
Newsmakers
Milestones
John Tewhey '65: Land Mark
Jeff Potter '78: Beat Poet
Lisa Perrotti-Brown '89: Good Taste
Zach Shapiro '92: Place of Honor
Obituaries
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
On Campus: Where the College and Public Meet: Goldfarb Center programs get under way as College raises profile of public affairs, civic engagement; Women Scientists Press for Parity; Ammons to Head College Relations; Q&A: Cindy Parker on students, jobs and making connections
Students: The Growth of the Gap: More students are deciding to defer enrollment to gain experience
Faculty: On the Money: Kash Mansori wants more of us to understand economic forces; Eight New Faculty on Tenure Track; Information Man; Yeterian Accepts Third Term
Media: Harlem Art: When New Yorker Laura Iorio was looking for gallery space, she turned north; …
Art Movement: With A World-Class Collection And A New Director, The Museum Of Art Is Ready For Its Next Chapter, Lynne Moss Perricelli
Art Movement: With A World-Class Collection And A New Director, The Museum Of Art Is Ready For Its Next Chapter, Lynne Moss Perricelli
Colby Magazine
The Colby College Museum of Art has grown steadily in stature over the past four decades. A look at the museum’s past and present, and future—and a conversation with Paul Schupf about art and The Dead.
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
On Campus: Care Package: Janice Kassman immersed in students' triumphs and tragedies; National Tour of New England Antiquities Begins at Colby; Wit & Wisdom; Colby Joins Defense of Affirmative Action; Q&A: Dale Debois sees Mayflower Hill as a horticultural canvas
Faculty: Step by Step: Tina Wentzel has choreographed 30 years of growth for Colby dancers; Three Granted Tenure; What Professors Are Doing on Sabbatical
Students: Life Changing: For Osman Haneef, Jan Plan in Pakistan could open classroom doors; Diversity Conference Bridges Gap; Harassment, Invisibility Concerns for Queer Task Force
Media: At Our Own Risk: Paul Josephson warns of consequences of …
Colby, As They See It
Colby Magazine
Colby magazine gave a group of faculty members, staff and students identical disposable cameras and sent the newly christened contributing photographers on assignment—take snapshots that answer our question “How do you see Colby?” Here is a small window on Colby through a selection of the images they took, along with their explanations.
Alumni @ Large
Colby Magazine
Alumni notes; Newsmakers; Milestones; Hannah Karp Laipson '46: A Need to Teach; Janet McMahon '79: Mapping the Uncharted; Josh Burns '81: Mountain Man; Chris Giezl '93: SEAL of Approval; Obituaries
A Liberal Arts Résumé: Colby Alumni Find Their Education Invaluable In The Business World, Gerry Boyle
A Liberal Arts Résumé: Colby Alumni Find Their Education Invaluable In The Business World, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
Who’s found success in the business world? Colby alumni from disciplines that have nothing to do with business. Or do they?
A Global Forum: Davis-United World College Program Brings The World’S Students To Colby
A Global Forum: Davis-United World College Program Brings The World’S Students To Colby
Colby Magazine
The Davis-United World College program is bringing the world to Colby, and everyone stands to gain; a Q&A with Shelby Davis.
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
On Campus: Farewell to Five: Longstaff, Brancaccio, Mundy, Fowles and Parker leave Colby--and a word of advice; Common Language for Uncommon Understanding
Faculty: A Long Path: Virginia Long's career leads from rafters to the laboratory; Seniors Award Tie (2002 Charles Bassett Teaching Award); Stuff R.E.S.C.U.E.d
Students: Staged and Screened: For Noah Charney, Colby was a treasure trove of opportunities; Watson Fellow Researches Ecuadorian Migrants; Alvin and the Researchers
Media: Race is the Thing: Documentary filmmaker Caleb Cooks sees racial issues through the camera lens; Mapping the Gospels: A Synopsis of Mark (Review); Recent Releases
Sports: A Smart Choice: Track star …
Endless Summer: Baseball Writer Larry Rocca Chronicles America's Game, Earnie Clark
Endless Summer: Baseball Writer Larry Rocca Chronicles America's Game, Earnie Clark
Colby Magazine
Larry Rocca ’90 was cut twice from the Colby baseball team but still made it to the big leagues.Rocca spends his days and nights in major league ballparks, in the company of the Boys of Summer. They carry bats and gloves; Rocca settles for a notebook and laptop but still performs every week for an audience in the hundreds of thousands.
Book Review: Joel Van Amberg. A Real Presence: Religious And Social Dynamics Of The Eucharistic Conflicts In Early Modern Augsburg, 1520–1530., Amy Nelson Burnett
Book Review: Joel Van Amberg. A Real Presence: Religious And Social Dynamics Of The Eucharistic Conflicts In Early Modern Augsburg, 1520–1530., Amy Nelson Burnett
Department of History: Faculty Publications
Perhaps more than anywhere else, the imperial city of Augsburg was riven by disagreements over the proper understanding of the Lord’s Supper. In A Real Presence, Joel van Amberg examines the religious dissension in the city and relates it to the political and economic conditions of the 1520s. He argues that rejection of belief in Christ’s physical presence in the consecrated elements went hand-in-hand with rejection of a hierarchical system with mediators who controlled access to both economic and spiritual goods. By placing the theological debate within a specific social context, van Amberg gives new insight into a convoluted controversy. …
2013 "Southern Miss To Host Women's History Month Lecture On Gender Inequality" (Southern Miss Now), Csrw
2013 "Southern Miss To Host Women's History Month Lecture On Gender Inequality" (Southern Miss Now), Csrw
CSRW Events
No abstract provided.
2013 "Gender Inequality In The Toy Store" - Christine Williams, Csrw
2013 "Gender Inequality In The Toy Store" - Christine Williams, Csrw
CSRW Events
No abstract provided.
Evaluating The Humanities: Vitalizing ‘The Forgotten Sciences’, Alesia Zuccala Dr
Evaluating The Humanities: Vitalizing ‘The Forgotten Sciences’, Alesia Zuccala Dr
Research Trends
Dr. Alesia Zuccala provides an overview of quantitative studies of the Humanities. How sustainable are the Humanities as an independent field?
Mapping The Multidisciplinarity Of The Arts & Humanities, Matthew Richardson
Mapping The Multidisciplinarity Of The Arts & Humanities, Matthew Richardson
Research Trends
Matthew Richardson presents visualizations of the citation links in the Arts & Humanities. How multi-disciplinary is this field?
Scis News 3/1/2013, Slutzker Center For International Services
Scis News 3/1/2013, Slutzker Center For International Services
Newsletters from Slutzker Center for International Services - SCIS News
OrangeAbility 2013: Accessible Athletics Expo