Thurgood Marshall: American Revolutionary (Crown, 1998), a book by Juan Williams '76, has been named this year's Freshman Year Book Program (FYB) selection at the University of Maryland.
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Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy Karen Masters collaborates with Oxford Professor Chris Lintott, whom she recently brought to campus, on Galaxy Zoo, an award-winning data-gathering project that asks the public to help identify features and structures in images of galaxies.
In an industry that celebrates rapid change, gender barriers are slow to crumble.
A new multi-media exhibition in the VCAM’s Lower Create Space brings together three artists’ work exploring tropical island imagery and its connection with colonialism and empire.
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On November 2, a plaque was installed in dedication to the clock. Among the attendees at the installation was Frederic's daughter, Nan Potts, the last living descendant of the Sharpless family. -
A look back on Dr. Stephen J. Lippard '62's career in science and academia, which led to his win of a National Medal of Science.
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When the time came at his Washington, D.C., high school to apply for the Montgomery Raiser fellowship, which allows students to pursue foreign studies, Alex Fossi '09 saw the perfect opportunity to combine his two greatest interests—history and the outdoors—into one project.
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Michael B. Kim '85, Sheila K. Sachs, and Allan Richard White '81 sign on as new members of Haverford's Board of Managers.
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The Fall Phonathon is underway, and with two weeks remaining, and the College is pleased to announce that over $235,000 has been pledged to the Haverford Fund from alumni and parents. -
Visiting Assistant Professor of German Christopher Pavsek aims his new documentary film—also titled To Those Born After—at future generations. The film will be screened at the International Documentary Festival in Amsterdam, Nov. 24 through Dec. 4. -
Alex Fossi '09 spent a summer hiking the historic Hadiran's Wall, on the border between England and Scotland. -
Read the Second New York Times Installment About Haverford Athletics and Athletic Recruiting (published Sunday, October 16), PDF
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The campus is buzzing happily about the newly opened (October 17) Douglas B. Gardner '83 Integrated Athletic Center. But former President Bill Clinton was ahead of the curve and recognized The Doug's "green" qualities at the inaugural Clinton Global Initiative Conference, held in New York City in mid-September. -
Rangeela, a troupe of seven musicians and one singer/dancer from the Thar desert of northwestern India, will be performing in Founders Great Hall Monday, Nov. 14, from 4:30 to 6 p.m. as part of its“Hearts with Hope” tour. -
The Afghani musical collective "Ustad" Mahwash and Ensemble Kaboul will perform in Haverford College's Roberts Hall at 8 p.m. on November 5, 2005. -
Our own Johnny Divine and the Straight Nines, consisting of Lewis Bauer '06 and alums Greg Greenberg '05, Caleb Jaquith '05, and Aziz Khan '05, played their first show outside Lunt's basement as the opening act for Dagmar, the latest musical sensation from Jim Bauer '78.
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On Friday, September 16, a group of 21 Haverford alums headed to New Hampshire to take part in what has become an annual tradition for them: the Eastern Mountain Sports Reach the Beach Relay. -
Philadelphia-area photographer Laurence Salzmann will display 45-50 of his works in an exhibit titled "De Noche/By Night" at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, October 28 through November 20.
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