• The Great Book Giveaway

    Tuesday, November 1, 12:00pm, Olin Second Floor Lounge

    The physics department has been going through their books and found that they have many duplicate copies. To make better use of these valuable books we have decided to hold THE GREAT BOOK GIVEAWAY. Please show up for FREE books. At noon students will draw numbers, then each will be able to choose one book until the books are gone.

  • Paul Groszewski from Washington University

    Wednesday morning, November 2

    Paul Groszewski, a representative from Washington University, will be here to talk with students interested in engineering and the “Dual Degree” program in engineering that we share with Washington University. If you are at all interested in engineering (whether or not that particular program is high on your list) you should talk with Paul. Contact Bruce Thomas (bthomas@carleton.edu) for schedule details.

  • Student Research Presentation by Kassie Wells and Drew Brisbin

    Wednesday, November 2, 3:10-4:10 pm

    Please Join Kassie Wells and Drew Brisbin as they present their summer research. The title of Kassie’s talk is The Sunyaev–Zeldovich Effect in Abell Cluster a3667. The title of Drew’s talk is Astronomical Molecular Cloud Condensation and the Delta Quadrant.

  • Goodsell Observatory Open House

    Friday, November 4, 7:00-9:00pm

    The Open House will be held if skies are clear. View stars, nebula, and planets. Dress warmly! Cancelled if cloudy.

  • NSEP Scholarships

    Applications for NSEP scholarships are now available in the Off-Campus Studies Office, Leighton 119, for freshmen, sophomores and juniors who are planning to study abroad in 2006-2007. The intent of the program is to provide financial support to US undergraduates who, through study abroad, will acquire skills and experience in less commonly-studied languages and cultures. This highly competitive scholarship is merit-based and pays up to $10,000 per semester.
    The campus deadline for completed applications is Wednesday, January 18, 2006. Students must begin working on the lengthy and detailed application during winter break in order to complete it by the deadline. All applicants will be interviewed on campus in January. Applications are due in Washington D.C. by February 10, 2006, and finalists will be notified of awards in May 2006.

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