Document Type

Magazine

Publication Date

Spring 2007

Comments

CC: Connecticut College Magazine is published by Connecticut College. The magazine's mission is to maintain ties between the College, its alumni and all other constituents and to report on issues of importance to these groups.

Contents:

  • COMMENCEMENT 2007: CC's 89th Commencement gets high marks for spirit - Eric Cardenas
  • "NO FINER COLLEGE SITE IN THE WORLD": The College launches an ambitious $53 million renewal plan to carry it to the Centennial and beyond. At the heart of the plan? The classrooms themselves - Deborah MacDonnell and Eric Cardenas
  • THE VIEW FROM THE TOP: SUE KRONICK '73: How an Asian Studies major rose to the top of the retail business - David Treadwell
  • A TEST OF FAITH: Five alumni religious leaders share their secrets for keeping belief alive when the going gets tough - Tracy Teare '87
  • DEAN-SPEAK: As she prepares to transition from the dean of the faculty office, Frances Hoffmann shares what she's learned in the past four years. An interview with Michael Reder.
  • POINTS IN COMMON: An anthropologist and his student protege find a common love - and skill - in archery - Paul Dryden '07
  • MEMORY KEEPER: Her name means "new," but College archivist Nova Seals is all about "old" when it comes to preserving the past - Carolyn Battista
  • Letters and contributors
  • President's Page
  • Notebook
  • New dean of faculty
  • Fulbrights
  • Threat or prank?
  • 365 plays
  • Simmons fund
  • Cage-free eggs
  • Campus bike co-op
  • Clap Your Hands
  • Senior giving
  • Five-second rule
  • Online community
  • Men's hockey
  • Women's soccer
  • Ink
  • Lives
  • Class Notes

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