Hamilton College News

Allie Pohla s a oeIdeal Woman: Necklace,a a pendant fashioned to look like the Barbie doll crotch, is currently exhibited at the Illiterate Gallery.

The latest trend in eco-tourism is completely out of this world ... and right around the corner.

Anthony Sali, son of Pamela and William Sali of Ashville and a student at Hamilton College, has been elected to the Epsilon chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest honor society in the country.

Melissa Harris Lacewell, associate professor of politics and African American studies at Princeton University, will present a lecture, "Rethinking Race and Citizenship in the Age of Obama," on Wednesday, Nov.

Cardoni, a junior majoring in economics and creative writing, is a graduate of Exeter Area High School.

" Pakistani novelists Kamila Shasmie and Tariq Ali will participate in a panel on "Art, History, and Politics of the Novel," on Thursday, Nov.

Andrew Mulvania, assistant professor of English at Washington & Jefferson College, will give the Winslow Classics Lecture about Greek and Roman pastoral poetry on Thursday, Nov.

One of the world's foremost experts on the legal aspects of witch hunting Brian Levack will speak on "Women and Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe" on Monday, Nov.

Jacob Halpin, 3, of New Hartford paints a miniature pumpkin during the eighth annual Fall Fest in... Photo 1 of 10 "Ham" the Hamilton College mascot dances for children during the eighth annual Fall Fest in the C... Photo 2 of 10 Hamilton College junior Rebecca Rowe, 20, paints stars on seven-year-old Clinton resident Elizabe... Photo 3 of 10 ...

Clinton, N.Y. - The Hamilton College Theatre Department is hosting three lectures in a series called a oeArt and the Stage: Design for the Theatre.a They will all take place in Minor Theater on the Hamilton campus and are free and open to the public.A A The first event is a lecture/demonstration of scene painting techniques with Michelle Bonker on ...

Stafanie Capizzi of Bridgewater, received a bachelor of arts degree in psychology from Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y., on May 24.

Susanna Arthur, the new director of the Tyngsboro Public Library, is one librarian who doesn't mind a little noise.

So high school is over, and now it's time to prepare for the Great Unknown: College.

The Underground Cafe is not so "underground" anymore. Not only has the teen drop-in spot moved from the basement of Blessed Sacrament Church to the third floor of Westminster Presbyterian Church, 714 Washington St., but more and more teens are taking advantage of its programming.

From : "AGBU Press Office 2" Date : Fri, 9 Oct 2009 22:02:06 PDT AGBU Press Office 55 East 59th Street New York, NY 10022-1112 Phone: 212.319.6383, x118 Fax: 212.319.6507 Email: press@agbu.org Website: www.agbu.org PRESS RELEASE Thursday, October 8, 2009 Artist Emil Kazaz is Slated to be Honored in Pasadena by AGBU Pasadena, CA - Taking place in ...

Jo and Fred Blunt of Madison saw their son Terry's legacy live on, along with that of former Madison Central School student and teacher Kevin Dungey, as they officially christened the school's new floating research platform Oct.

So much gloom and doom, most of it warranted. You could almost predict this future-of-journalism talk.

David Nathans, the new executive director of the Martha's Vineyard Museum, has committed to a three-year tenure, but Mr.

This past Saturday, I took a test that will determine my future. The LSAT can count for up to 70 percent in the decision to admit you to law school.

At the beginning of 2008, 76 colleges and universities had endowments estimated to be $1 billion or more.