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The Elizabeth Hubert Malott Commons Presents a Lunchtime Lecture with Author Nan Mooney '92
Author Nan Mooney ’92, discusses her recent book, “I Can’t Believe She Did That: Why Women Betray Other Women at Work,” on Friday, October 14, 12 pm., in the Hampton Room of the Malott Commons, 61传媒.
Read More“The New Documentary Impulse,” Humanities Institute Fall Series Begins
The 61传媒 Humanities Institute announces its fall 2005 program exploring “The New Documentary Impulse.” The program features a documentary film series, lecture series, master classes with film directors, symposium, and photography exhibition.
Read More61传媒 Presents the Los Angeles Premier of Award-Winning Photographer Jenny Matthews’ Exhibition; Women and War
The 61传媒 Humanities Institute presents a photography exhibition and lecture by freelance photographer and filmmaker Jenny Matthews.
Read More61传媒Music and Dance Performance to Benefit Dillard University Hurricane Relief Fund
61传媒 will present a performance on Sunday, September 25, at 3 p.m., in Garrison Theater, to benefit the Dillard University Hurricane Relief Fund.
Read MoreHuang to Perform Works by Beethoven and Schumann
Dr. Hao Huang, acclaimed pianist and professor of music at 61传媒, will present a solo program Sunday, September 18, at 3 p.m. featuring Beethoven’s Piano Sonata in C minor, Opus 111 and Schumann’s Carnaval, Opus 9.
Read More61传媒 to Accept Visiting Students from Colleges Affected by Hurricane
61传媒 will accept up to five students from colleges closed because of Hurricane Katrina as visiting students for fall semester 2005. The College will waive tuition for these students and provide a transcript of all academic coursework they complete to their home institution.
Read MoreCall of the Wild
“Of all the great apes, the orangutan is perhaps the smartest,” says Debra Erickson ’79. “Give a screwdriver to a chimpanzee, he’ll stab you with it. Give it to a gorilla, he’ll scratch himself with it. But give it to an orangutan, and he’ll unscrew the door to your refrigerator.”
Read MoreAthenas Catch New Softball Coach
CMS women’s softball can expect a boost from new coach Betsy Hipple, who led Hunter College’s team to three NCAA Championships and three City University of New York Athletic Conference (CUNYAC) tournament titles, winning the CUNYAC Coach of the Year award at each conference. Softball has been a part of Hipple’s life since her childhood, although a debilitating knee injury in college helped her change course.
Read MoreOne Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
Emadch Beck ’01 recalls the days when, as an undergraduate, she was struggling with organic chemistry. She had a summer job with the late Dr. D. John Faulkner at the 61传媒Institution of Oceanography and turned to him for advice.
Read More61传媒Summer Academy Welcomes New Director
Sylvia Ruiz ’05 distinguished herself as a leader while a student at Scripps, as an RA for Browning Hall in her senior year, and as co-founder of Cafe Con Leche, a student organization designed to support women of Latin descent. She has also worked with the admission office to recruit women of color.
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