Leigh-Anne Borkowski '11 talks with four Carleton students about their experiences on summer programs in England, Tibet, Vietnam, and Greece.

And other stories.

It is said that there are people who know no fear of math, but instead delight in the challenge of it. These strange and wonderful individuals inhabit a space at Carleton known as the Math Skills Center. Kaitlin Randolph presents a portrait of the place.

Anna Swanson, a member of the Academic Quiz Team, offers this inside look at the thrills! action! and drama! of Quiz Bowl at Carleton.

One that you've never seen before

That's all! 

Weeks like these remind me why I love Carleton!!

This week I left campus a few times to get my "real world" fix.

Well, it's senior year. I'm back at Carleton for my fourth year, and already four weeks have gone by. While most things at Carleton have stayed the same since I arrived as a freshman, there are some changes that senior year brings.

Proximity matters.  And so does awesomeness.

Crazy week - tests, papers, team activities, rain, and several hours spent familiarizing myself with the Wellness Center.

This weekend was really busy. Normally, when I say that, I mean "I had a lot of homework this weekend." Well, I did have a lot of homework this weekend, but I was also really busy with other things- namely, going to a folk rock concert, learning about Contact Improvisation, playing Apples to Apples, watching the new and improved Version 1.5 of Liberal Arts: The Musical, and getting owned in the campus-wide Quiz Bowl tournament. AND, the New York Times talked about our blogs! Kind of!

Also, you should comment on this post!