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Dante Stephensen ’58 was nearly expelled from Carleton his first year—for keeping a coyote on campus. “I saved him from a Minneapolis animal fair,” Stephensen explains. “His living conditions were…
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Between the four of them, the Counterfactuals have 12 degrees, four wives, seven kids, and one critically acclaimed debut album, Minimally Decent People. The bandmates are Carleton philosophy professors Dan…
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The benefits of spending time outdoors are legion, yet fewer of us are realizing them—at a huge cost to us and our natural landscape.
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Teaching is at the very soul of Carleton. Our reputation and pride are built on the quality of our teaching. And it is the fundamental consideration when we award tenure…
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Student band Schrödinger’s Finch played at Sayles Great Space through the Student Activities Office’s Live at Sayles! music series.
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As NASCAR’s vice president for strategic development, Eric Nyquist ’94 is driving the company’s efforts to build its audience through new media and environmental initiatives.
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Lauren Linde ’14 and Amelia Piazza ’14 surveyed the Hamar tribe in southwest Ethiopia last summer as part of a six-week internship.
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This excerpt from Jack El-Hai’s book, Non-Stop: A Turbulent History of Northwest Airlines, tells how the airline embraced Boeing’s double-decker Stratocruiser in the late 40s and 50s, giving passengers fleeting access to luxury commercial travel.
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The Carleton Model United Nations team (MUN) staged a Harry Potter-themed crisis simulation fall term.
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Three alumni journalists tell Alaska’s unique stories through print, radio, and photography.
