Campus News
 The
Montreal-based contemporary African dance company Compagnie Danse
Nyata-Nyata will perform at St. Lawrence University on Thursday, October
12, at 8 p.m. in Gulick Theater. Free tickets are available at Brewer
Bookstore, the Student Center, Northern Music in Potsdam and North
Country Public Radio in Canton. For
more |
 "Biodiversity
Conservation or Poverty Eradication: Africa's Dilemma" is the
title of the 2006 C.L.R. James Lecture in African Studies at St. Lawrence
University, to be delivered by John Waithaka, a conservation biologist
with Parks Canada. His talk is on Thursday, October 12, at 8 p.m.
in the auditorium of Hepburn Hall. For
more |
| A dance and concert performance
by Los Inalcanzables will take place on Tuesday, October 17, at 7
p.m. in the Winston Room of the St. Lawrence University Student Center.
For
more |
 St.
Lawrence University students, faculty and staff will participate in
"Make a Difference Days" in the Canton community on Friday
and Saturday, October 13 and 14. For
more |
 Seven
senior students accepted induction into the Phi Beta Kappa national
honor society at ceremonies on Saturday, September 30. For
more. |
 Coach Jeff Pier will
chair NCAA Ski Committee and will join Team USA in Austria. For
more |
Alumni
News
 An
anonymous bidder has paid over $1,000 to see his or her name appear
at least once in the next published work of fiction by author Lorrie
Moore '78. For
more |
St.
Lawrence in the News
 A
story in the September 26 Democrat & Chronicle (Rochester,
NY), about how colleges are considering dropping land phone lines
because so many students have cell phones, includes quotes from
St. Lawrence Manager of Telecommunications Gregory Stahl, who is
the state's coordinator for the Association for Communications Technology
Professionals in Higher Education.
For more
Laurentians in the News |
New
on the Web!
Moms, Dads, siblings, grandparents and a variety of pets
visited campus this past weekend for the annual Family Weekend.
Check out sights caught by University Photographer Tara Freeman
and her student assistant Lindsey Muetterties '08. For
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