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$500,000 Challenge for Support of Cross Cultural Studies
9 February 2001Carleton received a $500,000 challenge grant from National Endowment for the Humanities. Funds will support new cross cultural studies program.
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Students Enjoying Life in New Housing
31 January 2001Apartment style living comes to Carleton with the opening of 23 townhouse units.
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Dean Announces Plan to Step Down
23 January 2001Carleton Dean of the College Elizabeth McKinsey announces plans to step down.
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Carleton College Senior Named Rhodes Scholar
12 December 2000Carl H. Tape, a senior physics and geology major at Carleton College, is one of 32 American students recently selected as Rhodes Scholars. The Scholars were chosen from 950 applications endorsed by 327 colleges and universities in a nationwide competition. Rhodes Scholarships provide two or three years of study at the University of Oxford in England.
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Carleton Faculty, Students and Alumni to Present Papers at Geological Society of America Annual Meeting
7 November 2000Several Carleton College students, faculty and alumni will present their research at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America (GSA), to be held Nov. 12 through 16 in Reno, Nev.
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Author James Lenfestey to Read at First United Church of Christ
1 November 2000James Lenfestey, a Minneapolis author of a collection of comedic stories titled “The Urban Coyote: Howlings on Family, Community and the Search for Peace and Quiet,” will read from his work at the First United Church of Christ on Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 7:30 p.m. The reading is sponsored by the Carleton College Bookstore and is free and open to the public. The book will be available for purchase at the event.
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Stephen Lewis Resignation Announcement
30 October 2000This past weekend I told the Board of Trustees of my intention to retire as
President of Carleton at the end of the next academic year—June 2002.I will have completed fifteen years as Carleton’s President, and forty years full time as teacher, administrator, and economist. I decided it’s time for me to look to other activities—working in Africa, doing economics again, and spending time with Judy and with our family. I think it is also time for someone else to have the opportunity to serve Carleton. -
Carleton College President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. today announced his intention to retire from office effective June 2002. He will have completed 15 years of service as Carleton’s president at that time, and 40 years as a teacher, administrator and economist. A search committee to select his successor is being assembled.
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Steven Lewis Announces Retirement
30 October 2000After fifteen years of strong leadership and transforming impact, Steve Lewis
has informed the Trustees of his desire to retire as Carleton’s president on June 30, 2002. -
Carleton College Retired Faculty Ana Ortiz de Montellano Dies
16 October 2000Ana Ortiz de Montellano, 57, died Saturday, Oct. 14 in Northfield. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 19, at the First United Church of Christ in Northfield. Ortiz de Montellano taught Spanish for 22 years at Carleton College.
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