Posts by Doug Hubley
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WednesdayDecember 19, 2012 |
As nation ponders rich-poor divide, King Day observances to explore debt and inequalitySpotlighting a less-known aspect of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work, King Day at Bates will explore issues of economic justice. |
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ThursdayDecember 6, 2012 |
Sunday Telegram continues glowing reception for ‘Starstruck’With a couple of weeks still left for the Museum of Art exhibition “Starstruck,” Maine Sunday Telegram art critic Daniel Kany urged readers not to miss it. |
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WednesdayDecember 5, 2012 |
Hospital reveals inside story as physics students explore medical imagingIn November, Bates physics students toured X-ray, ultrasound and MRI facilities at a local hospital as part of a course on biomedical imaging. |
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WednesdayOctober 31, 2012 |
Psychology department receives national award for dedication to serviceBates is one of two higher-education institutions nationwide to be honored by the American Psychological Association for a distinctive culture of service to the field of psychology. |
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FridayOctober 26, 2012 |
‘The embodiment of Bates values,’ Spencer is installed as presidentBates formally installed Ava Clayton Spencer, described by her former boss as the “embodiment of Bates values,” as its eighth president before a gathering of 2,500 on Friday afternoon. |
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FridayOctober 26, 2012 |
Inauguration panels explore chicken-and-egg cycle of ideas in the worldThere’s competition, said Michael Bonney, CEO of a company engaged in the high-pressure field of pharmaceuticals. And then there’s competition. |
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FridayOctober 26, 2012 |
Peter Gomes ‘cherished’ the Chapel that now carries his nameThe Chapel became the Peter J. Gomes Chapel on Oct. 25 as hundreds gathered to remember the late preacher and teacher in words and song. |
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WednesdayOctober 24, 2012 |
Bates Events Schedule: Oct. 25-Nov. 30Hello from Bates! Here’s a listing of public events at the college from Oct. 25 through Nov. 30, 2012. |
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MondayOctober 22, 2012 |
Maine authors to read in October, November Language Arts Live eventsThe Language Arts Live series presents Sarah Braunstein, author of the acclaimed novel “The Sweet Relief of Missing Children,” and Richard Blanco, prizewinning poet. |
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WednesdayOctober 17, 2012 |
Bates announces new tenure-track faculty teaching in autumn 2012Six new tenure-track members of the faculty began teaching at Bates in autumn 2012, representing dance, economics, German, neuroscience and psychology, religious studies, and classical and medieval studies. |
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