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ThursdayApril 16, 2009 |
Catherine Elliott '12 worked so that local kids could playOn the lid of a yogurt cup in Commons, Catherine Elliott ’12 of Edina, Minn., read about a contest that would fund playground upgrades for the organization that collected enough specially marked lids. “Wow! We have a lot of yogurt lids here,” Elliott thought. “This opportunity exists — what can we do with it?” |
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TuesdayFebruary 24, 2009 |
Sylvan Ellefson '09 trusts the Bates food chainWhile Sylvan Ellefson ’09 hasn’t banished sweets or Commons crispitos from his diet, he has honed an understanding of what… |
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FridayMay 23, 2008 |
Tamara Wyche ’08 takes great heart and mind to law schoolAn ability to analyze complex situations, coupled with deep empathy, positions Tamara Wyche ’08 of Baltimore, Md., for a successful… |
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ThursdayMay 15, 2008 |
Athletics and volunteerism work together for Nate Kellogg '09As a student volunteer fellow at the Harward Center for Community Partnerships, Nate Kellogg ’09 coordinates volunteer activities for Bates… |
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FridayApril 14, 2006 |
Christopher Laconi '05 wins Harvard Kennedy School fellowshipA year away from academe proved no disadvantage for Christopher Laconi ’05. Shortly before graduation, Laconi was accepted by Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government to pursue a master’s in public policy. But Laconi, a Rhodes Scholarship finalist, deferred matriculation one year so that he could travel in Europe “for work and pleasure” and then consult for nonprofits in Boston. |
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