The Carletonian

Schiller’s most recent appearance, on last Sunday’s series finale of the ABC hit TV show “Desperate Housewives,” is sure to continue his tradition of momentous appearances.

Carleton’s Empty Bowls fundraiser raises money for the Northfield Community Action Center’s food shelf. Over 600 ceramic bowls were made by the Carleton Art Department.

In his presentation titled “Battling Over Healthcare”, Carleton alum Peter Ubel ‘84 focused on “the weird clash of morality and psychology that threatens to bankrupt us.”

This attitude and practice of Tai Chi has a mass appeal to students. What started as a six-person class over 15 years ago has grown into a 60 or 100 student waitlisted course, making it one of the most popular classes taught at Carleton.

This past Sunday, the Carleton Equestrian team put on its annual Horses on the Bald Spot event (HOT BS), which publicizes the club’s activities and showcases the skills of its riders.

Last Friday, the Latin American Student Organization held Vive!, their annual celebration of Latin American culture.