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February 13, 2006
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Athletics
2005-2006 is St. Lawrence's Sesquicentennial Year!
Campus
Events
 Chris
Norman, maritime Canada's virtuoso flute player, piper and culinary
enthusiast, returns to St. Lawrence University with his ensemble to
present "Piper in the Pantry," a celebration of the complimentary
arts of food, cooking and music. The ensemble will perform in concert
on Thursday, February 23, at 8 p.m. in The Underground, Noble Center.
The event is open to the public, free of charge, sponsored by the
music department.
Read more |
 The
Reverend Richard S. Gilbert, a 1958 graduate
of St. Lawrence University and 1961 graduate of its Theology School,
will give the 2006 Kathryn Fraser Mackay Memorial Lecture, titled
"Through the Eye of a Needle: Is Economic Justice an Oxymoron?,"
on Tuesday, February 28, at 7:30 p.m. in Eben Holden Hall on campus.
The event, part of the University's Sesquicentennial
celebration, is open to the public, free of charge. Read
more |
 Seven
alumni and a hockey team were inducted into the St. Lawrence University
Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, February 11. Visit our on-line
photo album for scenes from
the weekend. |
Laurentians
in the News
- The February/March 2006 issue of Relix magazine features an article
about St. Lawrence's Java Barn,
written by Josh Potter '05.
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 -
The California Telegraph and the Philadelphia Herald both ran an opinion
piece by Professor of Government
Calvin F. Exoo, about President Bush's performance, on December
12. |
   An
article by University Chaplain
Kathleen Buckley, SUNY Canton Director of Career Planning David
Norenberg (former digital asset manager at St. Lawrence) and Heidi
Dwyer '02, a computer science instructor at the Emma Willard School,
about the University's "Build Your Own Beliefs" program,
appeared in the January 2006 issue of the Journal of College &
Character. For
more Laurentians In the News |
 Sesquicentennial
News:
What do Picasso, Calder, Yoruba carvings,
and a 15th century Gothic panel of Saint Lawrence have in common?
They're just a few of the amazing works of art in the Richard
F. Brush Art Gallery's 7,000-piece collection. Highlights from
the collection are on display in the Gallery through February 25,
as part of the 150th anniversary celebration.
Last Chance: Take Our Two Surveys Today!:
The May issue of St. Lawrence, the University's quarterly
magazine, will have two feature articles that you, the readers,
can help shape! We want to know your views on these two topics:
Alumni and students: We often and very appropriately
recognize outstanding faculty mentors, but less often pause to honor
those administrators and staff who also play an important role in
your lives. Who
are, or have been, your most influential non-faculty mentors?
and
Students, faculty, staff and alumni: What's
the best of (almost) everything at St. Lawrence? This
is an unscientific poll of your views on the the great courses,
the best food, the wonderful places, and the honored traditions
at St. Lawrence.
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