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CC: Online Exclusives
See all the extra online features and links from the Winter 2008-2009 issue of CC: Connecticut College Magazine!
See a slide show of Jeremy Make ´05 and his record-breaking cross-country trip in a golf cart ...
Check out fellow alumni posing with the camels on Fall Weekend in our online album ...
Add your own ideas to our Green Giving guide ...
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A Catalyst to Success
By Phoebe Hall
When creating future scientists, research opportunities, faculty mentors and peer support are key parts of the equation
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Overture to a Revival
By David A. Brensilver
Connecticut College Trustee Ted Chapin ´72 P´07, president and executive director of The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization, talks about his life in musical theater.
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Home Schooling
By Julie Wernau
What happens when you teach where students live?
This year, more than half of freshman seminars are being held in renovated common rooms. The atmosphere is distinctly casual — but the learning is intense.
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Moving forward in a challenging economy
The College´s vice president of finance is looking to the future with cautious optimism
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Making Movie Magic
By Mary Howard
Close-up with independent film producer Todd Traina ´91
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Bronzino´s ´Venus, Cupid and Time´
By Carolyn Slaughter ´08
Student Scholarship by Carolyn Slaughter ´08
In her last semester of her last year at Connecticut College, government major Carolyn Slaughter ´08 enrolled in her first art history class.
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Green Giving
by Arielle Shipper ´10
Students, staff, faculty and alumni recommend earth-friendly gifts for the holidays
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Inventing new ice cream flavors in Ireland
by Rachel Harrington
Kieran Murphy ´89, who owns Murphys Ice Cream with his brother, Sean, in Dingle, Ireland, combines unusual ingredients to make his heavenly treats.
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Connecting people online to improve their communities
by Amy Rogers Nazarov ´90
Russ Finkelstein ´90, associate director of Idealist.org, connects people with causes they believe in
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Using art to benefit autism research
by Rachel Harrington
Claudine Johnson Intner ´94 took action after her son was diagnosed with autism
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At the top of their game
By Will Tomasian
A long list of camels were recently honored for their athletic and academic prowess.
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Cancer in the Crosshairs
by Leslie Rovetti
Ellen Vitetta ´64 is targeting cancer with new therapies
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