Posts tagged with “Features” (All posts)
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A Carl in Minneapolis considers the lessons of Operation Metro Surge.
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For generations of Carls, studying the country’s culture, language, and history has cast light not just on East Asia but the broader world.
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How Pedro Reyes uses art to recast tools of violence.
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How, over 40 years, Carleton’s embrace of civic engagement has evolved.
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Alsa Bruno ’12 and the Soundtrack for Community
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Drew Holmen ’14 races up mountains, proving to be one of the world’s best—and nicest—ultrarunners.
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Four Carls offer their top recommendations for meaningful change in addressing gun violence.
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To illustrate our cover story, Jon Spayde’s look at Japan studies at Carleton over the decades, Fukuoka-based artist Sanae Sugimoto used traditional black and orange inks to link geographies and times.
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When he was six, Fred Lessing ’58 (1936–2025) was hidden from the Nazis. As an adult, he made the spirit of the child a way of life and healing.
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Dr. Tom Dean ’67 gathered good ideas from the greater world, starting at Carleton, then brought them home to South Dakota.
