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| Why IT Matters to Liberal Education |
| by Daniel F. Sullivan, president of St. Lawrence University |
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| A New Liberal Arts |
| by Elizabeth Coleman, president at Bennington College |
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| The Offer of the College |
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| Resolve This: Serve Others |
| Excerpts from the 2007 Baccalaureate address delivered at Eckerd College by President Donald Eastman on May 19, 2007 |
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| A Writing Lesson |
| by Steve Hagenbuch, Haverford College Class of '07 |
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| Finding an Academic Voice |
| by Kristin Hall, Agnes Scott College Class of 2007 |
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| Being an ‘Out’ President |
| by Ralph J. Hexter, president at Hampshire College in Amherst, Mass. |
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| Pearls of Wisdom: Learning With and From Liberian Refugee Mothers |
| By Jessie Blumberg, Sophomore at Haverford (Pa.) College |
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| DePauw Gave Noted African American Scientist a Start |
| by Robert G. Bottoms, President of DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana |
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| Ice Escapades - Antarctic Research |
| by Lisa Colville, senior at Albion College in Albion, Michigan |
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| Liberal Learning–Does It Still Matter? |
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| Education In The Nation's Service |
| by Donald R. Eastman III, president of Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, FL. |
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| Conquering Fear, Embracing Differences |
| by Kevin F. Adler, a senior at Occidental College |
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| Private Liberal Arts Schools Demand the Best, Educate the Whole Person |
| by Daniel F. Sullivan, president at St. Lawrence University |
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| “Other Ways of Knowing” and Liberal Education |
| By Michael C. McFarland, SJ, president of the College of Holy Cross |
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| Inside 4631 Spruce Street |
| BY 2006-2007 Haverford House Fellows: Ang McCole, Stephanie Rudolph, Emma Chubb, Maria Nieves, Elsa Noterman, Pankhuri Agrawal, and Leah Gold |
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| Liberal Education Prepares Students For World Leadership: |
| BY Daniel F. Sullivan, President at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY |
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| Landscapes, Lacrosse, and Learning: A Life-Altering Year at Oxford |
| by Will Coleman, Haverford College Class of '07 |
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| It’s graduation time: Hire an English major |
| BY Jake B. Schrum, president at Southwestern University |
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| "So, What Are Your Plans After Graduation?" |
| by Maggie Roush, senior English major at Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio |
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| Changing Lives – A Plane Ride at a Time |
| By Lorna Hermosura |
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| For Thee Alone: Dual Loyalties Face OWU Faculty, Staff |
| by Margo Bartlett, Writer, Ohio Wesleyan University |
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| The World WILD Web |
| by Danielle Clarke, Public Service Librarian, Ohio Wesleyan University |
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| Colleges and Universities Must Take the Lead in Economic Revitalization |
| by John Fry, President of Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. |
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| Happily Exhausted |
| Every once in a while, a new president wonders, Would it hurt to miss that next event, to leave early, to not even make the trip? |
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| Texas Needs the Liberal Arts |
| BY Jake B. Schrum, president at Southwestern University |
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| The Liberal Arts in America and the Globe: This Old World Just Keeps Spinning Around |
| By Katherine Haley Will, President, Gettysburg College |
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| Putting Liberal Education on the Radar Screen |
| By Carol Geary Schneider and Debra Humphreys |
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| What Is Liberal Education? |
| by Daniel F. Sullivan, President, St. Lawrence University |
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| How Cellular Phones are Like Your Younger Sister |
| by Mark Rothman, Williams College graduate, Class of '05 |
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| Top-Tier Colleges Take Different Approaches |
| by John Roush, President, Centre College |
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| Liberal Arts Education an Antidote to Polarization |
| MaryAnn Baenninger, President, College of Saint Benedict |
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| Graduating at a Time of Exceptional Change |
| by Rebecca S. Chopp, President - Colgate University |
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| Why Women Still Need Their Own Month and Their Own Colleges |
| by Nancy Oliver Gray, President of Hollins University |
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| The Public Good of Private Colleges |
| Published in The Atlanta Journal Constitution January 7, 2005 |
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| Time for a Liberal Arts College |
| by Linda Lim, Pang Eng Fong and Hong Hai |
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| Sport, Art and the Liberal Arts |
| by John Strassburger, President - Ursinus College, Collegeville PA. |
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| Canaries in a Mine |
| by Diana Chapman Walsh, President - Wellesley College |
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| The Value of Liberal Education |
| Liberal learning is worth its high cost—and should be available to all |
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| A Proud Moment For A College President |
| Furman Graduate Brings His Liberal Arts Background To Medicine |
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| Liberal Arts and Civic Controversy |
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| In Defense of the 'Liberal Professor' |
| By Brett R. O'Bannon, Instructor of Political Science-DePauw University |
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| Private Colleges A Key Resource For Education Of A Lifetime |
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| Why Liberal Education Endures in the World of the Bottom Line |
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| Education by the Numbers: College Rankings Fatally Flawed |
| By Dale Rogers Marshall, President of Wheaton College |
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| Cycles of History |
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| From Books to Business: the Value of a Liberal Education |
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| POLITICS OF SPEECH: Community and freedom |
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| The Value of the Liberal Arts |
| The arts and sciences bring with them the challenge of inquiry and the thrill of discovery |
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| Thinking Like Lincoln: Illinois Wesleyan Professor Explains How the Liberal Arts Tradition Shaped a Great Mind |
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| Why I chose to study liberal arts in the US |
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| Isolation, Interdisciplinarity, Inspiration |
| Research in the Liberal Arts College Setting |
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| US News and World Report Got It Wrong |
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| Liberal Arts -- The New Specialty |
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| The Art of the Small |
| The Advantages of the Liberal Arts College |
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| Liberal Arts and the Future of Leadership |
| A column by Furman University president David E. Shi |
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| What Higher Education Is For |
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| Today's Revolution Requires An Educated Citizenery |
| The Importance of the Liberal Arts |
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| The State Of The Liberal Arts: A Conversation Between Katherine Haley Will and Bob Zemsky '62, Founding Director of the University of Pennsylvania 's Institute for Research on Higher Education |
| Published in The Rock, Whittier College's alumni magazine |
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| "In Praise of Creativity": the inaugural speech of Reed's president Colin S. Diver |
| October 5, 2002 |
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| Commencement 2002 Address |
| Liberal arts is the best possible education for the unexpected. |
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| Resupplying the Source: Strengthening Trinity and Liberal Arts Education |
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| Chronicling Crisis: Journalism and the Liberal Arts |
| A journalist claims the liberal arts is best preparation for covering crisis. |
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| Liberal Arts as a Preparation for Medicine |
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| The blind leading ... |
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| Building Intellectual Community through Courses for Staff |
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| Do the Liberal Arts Serve a Public Function? |
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| The Liberal Arts are Thriving |
| The liberal arts are an excellent preparation for professional and corporate careers. |
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| Paradigm Shift: Lawrence, the Harvard Business School of the Midwest |
| A Liberal Arts Education and a Business Career |
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| The Liberal Arts in a World in Conflict |
| Commencement address by Dr. John Churchill, Secretary of Phi Beta Kappa |
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| Small Colleges Offer Broad Experiences |
| Chicago Sun Times |
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| My America: What My Country Means To Me |
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| The Intellectual in a Non-Intellectual Society |
| From an Address Given by Alfred H. Bloom, President, Swarthmore College |
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| The Art of Science Education |
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| The Better Angels of Our Nature |
| A commentary on the relevancy of liberal education in a post-September 11 world. |
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| Liberal Arts Colleges Lead the Way in Changing How We Teach and Learn Science |
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| Distance Learning vs. Residential Liberal Arts |
| Liberal Arts for All, Not Just the Rich |
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| The Campus Business |
| A commentary on the continuing importance of the residential liberal arts college in the information age. |
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| Science Education at Liberal Arts Colleges: Why They Do It So Well |
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| On the Move |
| Small colleges offer broad experiences |
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| Tough-Minded or Thin-Skinned |
| A commentary on the practice of liberal education. |
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