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• Created 22 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Reunion 2002: Alumni Convocation Address
  President Lewis's report at Alumni Convocation. Introducing is Raul Raymundo '87, President of the Carleton Alumni Association.
• Created 22 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Reunion 2002: Alumni Convocation - Class Gift Presentation
  Presentation of the Class of '52 Gift
• Created 15 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Commencement 2002: Address by Anthony Downs
  Honorary degree recipient Anthony Downs, Carleton Class of 1952 and senior fellow in the Economics Studies Program at the Brookings Institution, spoke on "A Truth Story".
• Created 15 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Commencement 2002: Address by Kenji Tanaka
  Honorary degree recipient Kenji Tanaka, chair of the Tanaka Memorial Foundation, presented "Ichigo Ichie: Such Encounters Are Felt for One Hundred Years".
• Created 15 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Commencement 2002: Address by Nina Archabal
  Honorary degree recipient Nina Archabal, director of the Minnesota Historical Society, gave a talk titled "Independence Is a Beautiful State of Mind".
• Created 15 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Commencement 2002: President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. Presented with Hororary Degree
  President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. was presented the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws by Margaret Ann Towsley Riecker ?54, Chair, Board of Trustees.
• Created 15 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Commencement 2002: Welcome by President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr.
  President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. welcomes Carleton family and friends to Commencement 2002.
• Created 15 June 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  Commencement 2002: Senior Speakers
  Three seniors spoke at commencement: Luke Peterson, a political science/ international relations major, and Kenechi Ejebe, a biology major, together presented a talk titled "The Carleton Toolkit," and Ruby Sheets, an American studies major presented "Experiencing 950 Acres".
• Created 23 May 2002; Published 27 February 2003
  WBEZ profiles Carleton's Posse Group
  A reporter with Chicago Public Radio (WBEZ) attended a training session for Carleton's Posse group, 12 Chicago-area high schoolers bound for Carleton this fall. The reporter talks with the students about their reactions to campus, expectations and hopes. Dean of Admissions Paul Thiboutot is interviewed and the story provides background on the Posse Foundation and successful Posse groups at other colleges. Listen to the May 23, 2002 report courtesy of WBEZ.
• Created 15 May 2002; Published 3 March 2003
  The Blues Brothers honor President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr.
  The "Blues Brothers" performed a skit to honor President Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. at his last quarterly meeting, Wednesday, May 15, 2002. Can you guess who the "Blues Brothers" really are?
• Created 10 April 2002; Published 3 March 2003
  Veblen Clark Lecture by Robert William Fogel
  The 17th Annual Veblen Clark Lectures presents Robert William Fogel, Director of the Center of Population Economics at the University of Chicago. Lecture title: "Coping with Leisure"
• Created 18 February 2002; Published 3 March 2003
  Jim Fisher interview on Maoist uprising in Nepal
  Jim Fisher, the John W. Nason Professor of Asian Studies and Anthropology, was interviewed on National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" on 2/18/02 about the latest Maoist uprising in Nepal.
• Created 10 December 2001; Published 3 March 2003
  Barrie Osborne '66 on The Lord of the Rings
  Barrie Osborne '66, producer of "The Lord of the Rings," says he was inspired to get into movies when a fellow student at Carleton College made a film as a class project. Listen to MPR's interview with Osborne.
• Created 17 November 2001; Published 28 February 2003
  Prarie Home Companion comes to Dacie Moses House
  Garrison Keillor hosted a "Night Out in Northfield," a special late-night live broadcast from the Dacie Moses House. Listen in as Garrison Keillor joins students at Carleton for a bit of music and conversation.
• Created 13 September 2001; Published 3 March 2003
  Roy Grow Speaks on Terrorist Attacks
  Roy Grow, Kellogg Professor of International Relations, discusses the implications of terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C.