Carleton media relations photographers Nate Ryan ’10 and Teddy Wolf ’10 captured images of a random igloo, supposedly constructed by a Carleton student or students, in the lower portion of the Cowling Arboretum. It is unclear if the igloo was merely for entertainment purposes or constructed as an actual domicile!

On Tuesday, January 19, 2010, the Carleton campus awoke to the scene of the entire campus painted white following a hoar frost. According to a post on wikipedia.com, a hoar frost (also called a radiation frost or hoarfrost) “refers to the white ice crystals, loosely deposited on the ground or exposed objects, that form on cold clear nights when heat losses into the open skies cause objects to become colder than the surrounding air.”

We wrap up the term featuring pictures from the violin/viola recital and the Knights Concert.

Ninth week was full of exciting events highlighted by our photo feature including Honors Convocation, Tofu Fest and a WHOA! Dance Concert.

This week our feature includes pictures from the all-campus dodgeball game, the Cujokra Improv Show, Farmstock, the career talk by Jacob Titus ’06, the spelling bee and a talk entitled Grassroots Organizing the Wellstone Way by Jeff Blodgett.

This week’s page features pictures from spring concert, the senior art show, Convocation with Susannah Morgan ’91, a Student Recital by Landon Chan, the Empty Bowls event and Room Draw.

Early May is full of activities at Carleton College, filling this week’s feature with pictures of Convocation with Edmund Pellegrino, a faculty research exchange titled Dialogos 1, a reading by Brittani Sonnenberg, a talk about GO GIRLS! (Giving Our Girls Inspiration and Resources for Lasting Self-Esteem), MPIRG’s Detox Day, an event about sexual violence called SpeakUp, a talk by José Ovejero, a play by Teatro del Pueblo called “Help Wanted,” and the International Festival.

This week’s feature includes pictures from convocation with Kip Fulbeck and the Step it Up and Dance Performance sponsored by the Black Student Alliance and Campus Activities.

Our feature this week includes photos from a talk with Fritz Haeg entitled “Welcoming the Wild,” Convocation with Robert Oden III, the Earth Week Contra Dance, and Ultimate Frisbee Regionals at Carleton.

This week’s story features pictures from MPIRG’s Clean Cars Forum, a talk entitled “Talking Pictures: Anthropology and Film Making in India,” Battle of the Bands, the Junior Art Show, and the Burmese New Year Celebration.