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SundayMay 27, 2012 |
Commencement 2012: honorand Gwen Ifill remarks transcriptYesterday I met my fellow honorands for the first time, and I decided that I instantly love them, but now… |
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FridayMay 25, 2012 |
BatesNews May 2012This issue features news about the college’s Commencement webcast, featuring honorands and speakers Bonnie Bassler, Robert De Niro and Gwen Ifill, available online at bates.edu/live. |
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ThursdayMay 24, 2012 |
‘Do a random act of kindness’ for Evan Dube, memorial gathering toldBates’ goodbye to Evan Dube ’15 will be long, but a May 24 remembrance revealed a path toward healing. |
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ThursdayMay 24, 2012 |
Harvard Crimson profiles Bates President-elect Clayton SpencerAs Harvard concludes its academic year and Clayton Spencer prepares to take up her new position as the eighth president… |
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MondayMay 21, 2012 |
Bates remembers Evan Dube ’15Bates College has been shaken and deeply saddened to learn that first-year student Evan Dube died May 19 in Scotland. |
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MondayMay 21, 2012 |
Bates students’ art brightens workday for emergency dispatchersThe Lewiston-Auburn 911 Communication Center is a cheerier workplace thanks to two student artists from Bates. |
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FridayMay 18, 2012 |
Audio: poems and prose from Bates’ creative writing majorsTheir adviser, Rob Farnsworth, praised them for their “dedicated commitment to the life of the imagination.” |
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ThursdayMay 17, 2012 |
Theater workshop debuts adaptation of Marc Bamuthi Joseph librettoJust weeks after Mark Bamuthi Joseph dazzled local audiences with “red, black & GREEN: a blues,” a theater production workshop at Bates is debuting an original adaptation of a ballet libretto by him. |
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MondayMay 14, 2012 |
Event Schedule: Summer 2012Hello from Bates! Here’s a schedule of public events at the college during summer 2012. |
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FridayMay 11, 2012 |
College Night in Town: Students, L/A make it a dateOn the inaugural “College Night in Town” it was possible to sample and celebrate, in just a few hours, the diversity of what downtown Lewiston and Auburn have to offer. |
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