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Scholarships at Haverford: Giving Back and Paying Forward
Student, faculty and staff gathered on February 13 for the Annual Scholarship Recipient Luncheon. Continue reading
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Tagged financial aid, giving, Janet Heron, Jason Rash, Jonathan Fosdick, Rob Fairman, scholarships, Steve Watter, stewardship, students
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Pinwheel Day 2012 Marks The Beginning of Spring!
Due to this year’s relatively mild winter it feels like we’ve been enjoying blue skies and sun for weeks already, but it never truly feels like spring on Haverford’s campus until Pinwheel Day. Continue reading
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Tagged black squirrel, campus life, Founder's Green, Pinwheel Day, students, traditions
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April Fool’s Day in the KINSC
Each year students decorate Zubrow Commons in the KINSC in honor of April Fool’s Day. There seems to always be a theme and this year was no exception. Welcome to the Shire, and lands beyond…
Founders Goes “Vegas” For One Night Only
The roulette wheels were spinning in Founders on Jan. 27 as Haverford hosted its first ever Casino Night, a joint effort between Fords Against Boredom (FAB) and the Haverford College chapter of the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. Continue reading
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Tagged American Cancer Society, campus life, casino, FAB, Founders, games, raffle, Relay for Life, students
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Digital Cartography: Connecting the Past and Present
On Jan. 26, Robert Cheetham and Deb Boyer, who both work at geospatial software development firm Azavea, illustrated how one can now use digital maps to connect more than just places at a talk in Magill Library. Continue reading
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Tagged campus life, digital cartography, guest speakers, Magill Library, maps, students
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Ukuleles in the Cold
Despite frosty temperatures outside, an impromptu ukulele concert broke out on the steps of Founders on Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Fall 2011 Student Dance Concert
On Saturday, November 19, students from the Bi-Co community performed the annual Fall Student Dance Concert, featuring performances from the dance troupes Bounce, Mayuri, Pulso Latino and Yalah!, as well as those by a number of dancers not affiliated with any particular group. Continue reading
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Tagged bi-co, Bounce, campus events, campus life, dance, Fall 2011 Student Dance Concert, Mayuri, Pulso Latino, students, Yalah!
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Reflections on a Summer Internship
Nora Landis-Shack ’13 is one of hundreds of Haverford students who engaged in summer work and internships this year. Here she recounts the lessons learned during her work with Peace Action, an anti-war and anti-nuclear weapons grassroots organization in New York. Continue reading
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Tagged internships, Nora Landis-Shack, Peace Action, students, summer work
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Global Politics and the Products We Buy
Students in Assistant Professor of Political Science Craig Borowiak’s Politics of Globalization class displayed posters that trace the history, production process and global supply chain of specific consumer products. Continue reading
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Tagged academics, campus life, classes, Craig Borowiak, political science, politics of globalization, posters, students
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