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Spoken-Word Show Gets A Little Star Power
During his artist-scholar in residence stay on campus, M1 (of Dead Prez) hosted a showcase for campus spoken-word poetry crew, the Squad. Continue reading
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Tagged Africana Studies, campus life, hip-hop, Lundt, M1, spoken word, Squad Showcase
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‘The Girl in the Picture’ Tells Her Story
It’s an image that is hard to forget: a little Vietnamese girl, naked, burned by napalm, crying out and running down a road away from the bomb smoke. Nick Ut took that photo in 1972 after the bombing of the … Continue reading
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Tagged campus life, CPGC, human rights, Kim Phuc, photography, social justice, Vietnam War
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Student Film Screens at Australian Festival
The spring of 2011 is shaping up to be a big one for Haverford senior Kyle McCloskey. Not only will he be graduating from the College, but his Student Arts Fund-sponsored short film, The Music of Erich Zann, will be … Continue reading
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Tagged campus life, film, film festival, student arts fund, The Music of Erich Zann
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Mathletes Vs. Athletes
On Saturday, February 19, from approximately 10:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m., dozens of Fords passed through Founders Great Hall in various states of costume, each carefully groomed to indicate their allegiance to one side of an age-old rivalry: Mathlete vs. … Continue reading
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Tagged campus life, dances, DJ Khaled, mathletes vs athletes
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Home Brewers Club Produces Inaugural Batch
Drinking lousy beer (like Natty Light) might be a rite of passage for college students, but it sure gets old fast. So at the end of last summer, Laura Gilroy ’11 and I decided to get serious about brewing our … Continue reading
Harlem’s “Superman” Comes To Haverford
On Friday night, in a packed Marshall Auditorium, renowned education activist, author and Harlem Children’s Zone President and CEO Geoffrey Canada was greeted like a movie star, which is appropriate, since he is one of the stars of Davis Guggenheim’s … Continue reading
Iced trees?
When we noticed that the crab apple tree near Founders Hall—one of the original trees from the 1833 campus landscape plan—had lost a sizable branch during this past week’s ice storm, we wondered how the rest of Haverford’s 200-acre Arboretum … Continue reading
Snow-tastic!
Mike Elias, one of Haverford’s terrific new Graduate Assistants, has taken some gorgeous photos of the campus in the snow. A certain black squirrel was also inspired to share some photos in our gallery. We hope you’ll enjoy them, perhaps … Continue reading
Let the Transformation Begin
Winter break is just about over and our friends are slated to return to campus. Some might be surprised at how different the Orchard Lot is looking these days! We decided to share some photos of the transformation taking place.
Postcards from Abroad
More than 80 Haverford students are spending the fall semester or full academic year abroad. They’ve been sharing their postcards from places such as Argentina, China, Italy, Russia, and Barbados. Keep up with the latest from our Study Abroad Students … Continue reading