Posts tagged with “Senior Profiles” (All posts)

The Passing of the Lamb of Power

18 May 2025

From One Chair to the Next | We Ask, Professors Answer | Senior Spotlight

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A Spring SPAMpler from Second Laird

15 April 2025

Research Questions? Contact Research Librarian Adam Lewis | Senior Spotlight: Alex Tananbaum | We Ask, Professors Answer | Break Reflections | Letter to the Newly Declared: Celebrate! | “Film, Literature, and Culture in Mumbai and Seoul” OCS with Arnab Chakladar. Apply Now!

A spring sunset at Carleton

Ninth week!

7 March 2025

A Look Inside The Wolves with Kaelyn Rothe | A Series of Speculative & Intellectual Inquiries | Senior Spotlight | Several Weeks before Late Night Breakfast, Carls Perform the “Primal Scream”

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Roadtripping with Schiller

21 February 2025

Senior Spotlight | A Series of Speculative & Intellectual Inquiries | “Mary Shelley,” The Movie: Hot or Not? | A Little about “London Lives” Senior Spotlight “It’s all about love…

Drew Rodriguez-Michael and Will Prim

Tom Jones, Calamity Jane, and Predictions of Snow

7 February 2025

Senior Spotlight | A Series of Speculative & Intellectual Inquiries | Frontier Fantasies | Living London Photos

Tom Jones movie poster, starring Albert Finney

A Practice in Viciousness

24 January 2025

Senior Spotlight | A Series of Speculative & Intellectual Inquiries | The English Department’s Book Swap Highlights: A Practice in Viciousness

Wrapped books at the book swap

Softball Catch-Up: Return of the Seniors

3 June 2022

 Dateline:  Bell Field (May 31, 2022) There was great anticipation today as the English Department gathered for its first in-person picnic/barbecue and softball game in three years.  The 2020 picnic…

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A Lovely May for Comps

14 May 2022

A Minnesota May is a glorious thing. It brings the beginning of spring, offering a reprieve from the -33 degree temperatures that are certainly inhospitable to human life. Nature is…

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We Should All Be Project Comps

8 February 2022

I find Rebecca (she/her) in the strange Zoom-Wonderland so many of us are accustomed to, glossy from class and ready to share her screen. I open the meeting by telling…

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The Comps Symposium: A Happy Ending, a Sad Goodbye

17 May 2021

On May 8th, we celebrated a timeless English passage: Comps symposium, featuring various excellent, zany presentations. Comps is the closest thing English majors have to a Christmas; it’s the academic…

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