
Macalester College Hear Jeff Weeks talk at Macalester about the shape of space. W 11/11 4:30 p.m. http://bit.ly/23B7BG

Macalester College Check out photos taken by Ingrid Jans '12 of this afternoon's graffiti contest commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Macalester's German Studies department held a graffiti contest to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall on Monday, Nov. 9, 2009.
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Macalester College says, "Get suggestive: Suggest our page to all of your friends."

Macalester College Happening now in our JBD Lecture Hall: Professor Andy Overman is speaking about Taking Mighty Rome Captive for his inaugural lecture as Harry Drake Distinguished Professor in the Humanities and Fine Arts.
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Macalester College Macalester students mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with a graffiti contest on Bateman Plaza at 3:30 p.m. today.
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Compete with your German class or come and cheer on your friends in a special commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall! Prizes awarded and refreshments served.

Amy Phenix Go Scots!
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Macalester's Scott Petesch (Sr., Bethesda, Md. / Walter Johnson) scored the game's only goal as the Scots knocked off Carleton 1-0 in Northfield to win the MIAC men's soccer playoffs and earn a berth in the upcoming NCAA Division III championships. ...

Macalester College Today at 1 p.m., our men's soccer plays a MIAC playoff game at Carleton and our football team plays Hamline in Macalester Stadium. At 7:30 p.m., our women's soccer team plays a MIAC playoff game vs. Carleton in Macalester Stadium. Listen to all three online here:
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Macalester Athletics WebcastsLive Video & Audio Streamingand Live StatsAll Events can be accessed via Windows Media Player. If you don't already have Windows Media Player on your computer, just download the free player by clicking on the Logo below. ...

Macalester College welcomes the Class of 1960 50-year reunion planning committee.

Macalester College Wonder what it's like to tour Macalester on a beautiful fall day? Check out this live coverage of an actual campus tour on our admissions twitter account.
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Macalester College Macalester biology professor Mark Davis is quoted in a Slate Magazine article about the debate around invasive species. Are they good or bad for eco-systems? What do you think?
Are invasive species really that bad for the environment? - By Rebecca Tuhus-Dubrow - Slate Magazine
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Tamarisk, a Eurasian shrub, is your classic invasive species—designated one of America's " least wanted" plants by the National Parks Service. In recent decades, it has spread along Southwestern riverbanks, replacing native trees such as willows and cotton

Macalester College M Club, alumni who played varsity sports at Macalester, is getting together to cheer on the Women's Soccer team 7:30 p.m. this Saturday. Are you going?
We're hosting Carleton! 7:30 PM start time!
Location:Stadium Field, Snelling and St. Clair
Time:7:30PM Saturday, November 7th

Macalester College This Sunday, check out a performance by Fred Ho, world-reknowned composer, saxophonist, intellectual, and activist at 7 p.m. on campus in the Weyerhaeuser Memorial Chapel. Free and open to the public.
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Fred Ho, world-reknowned composer, saxophonist, intellectual, and activist, will present a performance/reading/lecture. This event is free and open to the public. Fred's visit to Macalester, ...

Macalester College Help us reach 5,000 fans by December 1. Our MacFan 5K campaign begins now.

Macalester College Do you like punk-inspired music since the '80s? Macalester students Colin Welch '10 and Neil Hilborn '11 are playing it now on WCMN 91.7 FM.
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WMCN 91.7 Macalester College Radio St. Paul Minneapolis

Macalester College Congratulations to alumna Aditi Kapil '94 for winning the Stavis Playwrighting Award last weekend at the National Theatre Conference in New York. Keep up the great work!
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Aditi Kapil, a resident artist at Mixed Blood Theatre who directed its current production of “Ruined,” won the Stavis Playwrighting Award last weekend at the National Theatre Conference in New York.






















