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June 2010 Archives
Commitment to students and the liberal arts inspire a CLA-2015 planning project.
By Dean James A. Parente, Jr.
Continue reading Stories that Inspire.
Continue reading Econ Professor Heads Federal Reserve.
Continue reading Dead Sea Scrolls .
Continue reading A-Twitter About Abroad.
Continue reading Creative Writing Is Top-Ranked .
Continue reading Love, Actually .
Continue reading Born to be Wild.
Continue reading Doctor Nice ... or Doctor House?.
Continue reading Very, Very Cool, but Too Darn Hot .
Continue reading CLA Stars at Graduation .
Continue reading J-School Honors Public Affairs Journalists .
Continue reading Who Knew? Hamlet Graduated from CLA.
Continue reading Faculty, Staff, and Student Awards.
CLA's most famous English major returns to campus to talk with undergrads, who inspire "the old alumnus" to "work harder and make my time count for something."
By Garrison Keillor
- DUSTIN CHACÓN: Linguistics, Beinecke scholar, Bangladesh
- AARON MARKS: Music education, leadership, drum major
- ANGELA MERRITT: Child psychology, Max Planck Institute, Germany
- THUY NGUYEN-TRAN: Physiology, DNA research
- JASMINE OMOROGBE: Communication studies, Hip hop, Shakespeare, singer
- DAVE RAILE: Spanish studies, med-school bound, Ecuador
Postscript: by Garrison Keillor
"I talked to these six students..." More
Continue reading Academic Happiness.
Continue reading The Linguist.
Continue reading The Musician.
Continue reading The Child Psychologist .
Continue reading The DNA Researcher.
Continue reading The Communicator.
Continue reading The Doctor.
Continue reading Postscript by Garrison Keillor.
Read reviews of books and other creations by CLA faculty, staff, and alumni
Continue reading Bound to Please.
Continue reading Creative Writing.
Continue reading Nonfiction.
How can communities support local art and artists? Alumnus Jeff Hnilicka leads the way, taking a page from the sustainable food movement.
By Danny LaChance
Continue reading Bagman for the Arts.
Continue reading CLA Alumni.
Continue reading Thank you to our Donors.
Continue reading From Mary Hicks.
