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Photo Feature: New Student Week 2010
10 September 2010Last week, the Carleton College campus welcomed its newest members, the class of 2014. These newest Carls participated in New Student Week, capped by the traditional opening frisbee toss with Carleton President Steven G. Poskanzer.
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Carleton hosted the Ultimate Players Association (UPA) Central Region Championships, with the top four teams from both the open and women’s divisions advancing to the UPA National Championships later this month in Madison, Wis. Carleton’s top men’s team, CUT, won the regional in convincing fashion and will defend its national title from a year ago, while Carleton’s top women’s team, Syzygy, also advanced with a second-place finish. Nate Ryan ’10 captured the action of the title matches at Laird Stadium.
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Photo Feature: Carleton Passover Seder
29 March 2010Carleton held its traditional Passover Seder with nearly 150 people in attendance, including well-known radio personality Garrison Keillor, along with his wife and daughter. Keillor was invited to the event by Carleton associate chaplin Shosh Dworsky, whose brother, Rich, is a member of the “Guys’ All-Star Band” which performs each week on Keillor’s public radio show, “A Prairie Home Companion.”
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Photo Feature: Ebony II Performance
30 January 2010Student photographer Henry Moskowitz ’11 captured images from one of the winter’s highlights, a performance by the student-run dance company Ebony II. The dance company is open to beginners, experienced dancers, and everyone in between. All dance styles are welcomed. Each term the company performs student choreography in a performance open to the entire campus, which is heavily attended and of the social highlights of the term.
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Photo Feature: Igloo in the Arboretum
28 January 2010Carleton 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!
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Photo Feature: A Campus Painted White
19 January 2010On 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.”
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Photo Feature: Week in Pictures June 1-7
5 June 2009We wrap up the term featuring pictures from the violin/viola recital and the Knights Concert.
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Photo Feature: Week in Pictures May 25-31
1 June 2009Ninth week was full of exciting events highlighted by our photo feature including Honors Convocation, Tofu Fest and a WHOA! Dance Concert.
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Photo Feature: Week in Pictures May 18-24
25 May 2009This 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.
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Photo Feature: Week in Pictures May 11-17
18 May 2009This 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.
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