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2010 Winter Issue 2 (January 22, 2010)

  • Evans dorm renovation closer to reality: Plan focuses on floor life, safety

    Evans RenovationIn an effort to bring Carleton’s residential living up to par, the dark hallways and confusing columns of Evans Hall may soon get a facelift. The Evans Renovation Committee is working to secure $5.2 million for a project that would include changing the building’s column-grouped room structure, adding lounges and an open gathering space, and creating a “Front Door.” The committee hopes the changes will bring more “floor life” to the hall, which some students cited as lacking in a survey last fall.

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    • Lowell Bergman

      Legendary journalist sees hope in struggling news industry

      Renowned investigative reporter Lowell Bergman said that the business crisis in the news industry was not unprecedented, and that quality news would continue to be produced. The comments came at last Friday’s convocation titled, “The Future of News.”

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  • View all items in Sports.
    • Point-Counterpoint: 'roid rage and America's pastime

      Steroid usage should not be a Hall of Fame disqualifier - By David Sacks

      Steroids should prohibit athletes from Hall of Fame consideration - By Justin Rotman

    • Concert Etiquette

      As members of the Carleton family, are we entitled to exhibit the rude, self-indulgent and insensitive behavior witnessed that evening? Does participating in elite intellectual pursuit in our liberal arts “bubble” give any of us the right to infringe on the collective enjoyment and stimulation experienced in a concert setting?

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    • What it means to me to be a good man: Virtue, redemption, embodiment

      Is there something else, some other qualities that emerge when masculinity and ethics interact? I think so. Virtue is a matter of practice and the practice you get depends on the body you’re in.

    • Livin’ in the World Today

      If Democrats are going to have any chance of recovering, they need to start tuning into the public’s fears more effectively. Doing so will be the only way to immunize the population against Republicans’ hyperbolic characterizations of their reforms.

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    • News Briefs

      - CSA elections coming up

      - Gubernatorial candidate visits Northfield this weekend

      - A film by Humberto Solas to be shown next Tuesday

    • Security Blotter

      4:40 p.m., some confusion at the post office resulted in some very beautiful flowers being delivered incorrectly. Security was able to track the path of the flowers and they were given to the correct person.

    • Caught in the ACT

      The earthquake that devastated towns and cities throughout Haiti last Tuesday has resulted in a humanitarian crisis of unthinkable magnitude. Already, the Carleton community has joined in this international effort to secure emergency aid for Haiti.

    • Arb Notes

      Many students going into the Arboretum consider it something of a place apart; a place where the human hustle-and-bustle of campus fades into the distance. It is easy to consider the Arb the preserve of plants and animals and forget the very large human presence there.

    • Career Corner

      The Career Center can help you find internships and summer jobs, but there also a few unique opportunities sponsored by Carleton that you can take advantage of. Every year, Carleton sponsors students to volunteer all over the world through the Service Internships in International Development.

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