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A Patchwork of Chilean History in ‘Arpilleras’
CHLOE MITCHELL ’21Following a military coup led by General Augusto Pinochet in 1973 that overthrew Chile’s democratically elected socialist government, Chilean women began to sew patchwork tapestries called arpilleras...
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A Personalized Coaching Approach
MEGHAN NICHOLSHannah Corkery ’11 has brought a coaching philosophy back to St. Lawrence she learned as a player from her coach and mentor.
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CASL’s Rave for a More Inclusive St. Lawrence
TYLER SENECHARLES ’20Last fall, more than 60 students piled into the Java Barn café and collected headphones for a silent rave. It is very likely that, for the first time ever at St. Lawrence University, the Java Barn was open, but completely silent.
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Deconstructing Underlying Assumptions
RYAN DEUEL“What is women’s empowerment?” For Hannah Markey ’19, this research question cannot be answered until we challenge some underlying assumptions.
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Denne Joins Liberty League Champs
BETH SPADACCINI ’11Thirty-two days. That’s how long Scott Denne, the new head men’s and women’s squash coach, had been at St. Lawrence before helping the women’s team secure their second consecutive Liberty League Championship.
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FGF2 Proteins and Power 10s
CALEIGH BURCHFIELD ’22Evan Ketcham ’19 has made the most of his time at St. Lawrence.
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From Soil Saviors to Sanctuaries
CATHERINE BENNETT ’16When I was 10 years old, a St. Lawrence student asked if I was going to continue my parent’s organic farm. “No,” I replied. I have great respect for agriculturists, but a career at Bittersweet Farm...
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Mowing Less is All the Buzz: The Pollinator Project
DEBORAH DUDLEYProfessor and co-chair of Biology Dr. Pai studies wild bee, providing research that can be integral to conservation efforts to wild bee populations
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Planting the Seeds of Connection Across Generations
KATE PALMER '19Rachael Jones combines environmental consciousness with her ceramics classes
