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| 'Woodystock,' With Students' Original Protest Music, At SLU May 3 Students in the St. Lawrence University First-Year Seminar course titled "The Songs Get Hotter: Exploring Protest Music" will present Woodystock 2012, a benefit concert featuring original protest music, at the Java Barn on Thursday, May 3, at 9:30 p.m. Voluntary donations will be accepted to benefit Canton Central School. For more |
 Celebrate Spring With Lunchtime Concert In SLU ChapelThe Ad Hoc Singers join St. Lawrence University Musician-in-Residence Sondra Goldsmith Proctor for a concert to celebrate spring on Friday, May 4, at 12:15 p.m. in Gunnison Memorial Chapel. The event is open to the public, free of charge and those attending are encouraged to bring their lunch to eat while enjoying the music. For more |
 St. Lawrence Honors Employees Upon RetirementEmployees retiring from St. Lawrence University were honored at a recent campus event. For more |
 Employees Honored For 25 Years Of Service To St. LawrenceEmployees with 25 years of service to St. Lawrence University were honored at a recent campus event. For more |
 Eddie Richter '12 Wins Presentation Award For Biology ThesisEdward (Eddie) Richter '12, of Genoa, NY, won the Best Student Presentation award for presentation of his thesis, "Ecology of Roadside Mosses," at the New York Flora Association's Northeast Natural History conference, held recently in Syracuse. For more |
 Iris Longo '13 Wins Student Library Worker AwardIris Longo '13, of White Plains, NY, has won the Seventh Annual Northern New York Library Network Award for Outstanding Students in NNYLN Member Libraries. Longo, a biology and sociology major, works in the cataloging department of Owen D. Young Library. For more |
| English Honor Society Inducts 14 Students Fourteen students were inducted into the Irving Bacheller Society, the University's Sigma Tau Delta chapter of the International English Honor Society, on April 18, 2012. The honorary takes its name from a member of the St. Lawrence University Class of 1882, the popular journalist and author of Eben Holden, the first "best-seller" of the 20th century. For more |
St. Lawrence in the News |
| Topics of regional interest being researched by students in Associate Professor of Biology Erika Barthelmess' Conservation Biology seminar were featured in a Watertown Daily Times story on April 29. |
| Perspective from Professor of Canadian Studies Joseph Jockel '74 was included in an April 26 story on WWNY/Channel 7, on reports that nearby Fort Drum may be considered as the future site of a missile defense base. For more St. Lawrence In the News |
Saints Sports |
 Baseball Sweeps Four From RITBaseball enters the final week of the season in first place in the Liberty League, after notching 4-0, 12-5, 15-2 and 8-1 wins over RIT last weekend. Softball won three of four, sweeping Skidmore and splitting a double header with St. John Fisher. Aimee Caligiore '13 placed second in a field of 33 to lead women's golf to a third-place finish at the Nazareth Invitational. Men's golf placed fourth. Men's track was at the Cornell Invitational and saw the 4x100 relay and A.J. Blaisdell '13 in the hammer throw take first place. For women's track, the 4x400 relay was second. Men's tennis beat Nazareth but lost to Hobart. Women's tennis lost to Skidmore. Women's lacrosse beat Bard 18-3 and Vassar 20-8. Men's lacrosse dropped a 15-5 decision to No. 7 RIT. More Saints Sports |
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