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Lewis & Clark College Professor emeritus Dick Adams was recently profiled for his work with a nonprofit he founded called the Zimbabwe Artists Project. The nonprofit markets art produced by women from a rural Zimbabwean village, bringing much-needed financial and psychological support.
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Such a dream did come true for many of the women who live in the communal village of Weya in eastern Zimbabwe through the Zimbabwe Artists Project (ZAP).
Lewis & Clark College If you're in Portland on December 4th or 5th, come support the arts at L&C by attending Dance Extravaganza, a performance of pieces choreographed and preformed by Lewis & Clark students.
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Cost: General admission is $10; tickets are $7 for senior citizens, non-Lewis & Clark students, and faculty, staff, and alumni; tickets are $5 for Lewis & Clark students. Tickets are available at the Box Office (open M-F, 1-5 p.m. ...
Lewis & Clark College A new interdisciplinary class, The Origin of Life in the Universe, is causing a buzz around campus. The class proved to be one of the most popular during registration -- filling quickly and leaving many more on the wait list -- a rarity for a first-time course. Hear from the four professors teaching the interdisciplinary class in this Pioneer Log article.
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Associate Professor of Physics Stephen Tufte (image one), Associate Professor of Chemistry Nikolaus Loening (image two), Associate Professor of Geology Elizabeth Safran (image three) and Associate Professor of Biology Kenneth Clifton (not pictured) will be teaching the new course.
Lewis & Clark College Faculty, undergrads, and Portland-area high school students collaborated on a field research project thanks to a generous grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. What are your favorite memories of research at Lewis & Clark?
L&C students and professors visit Mitchell, Oregon, for a geological field research project.
Lewis & Clark College Graduate student Khaliah Jones talks in a new podcast about the power to make a difference as a teacher and the inspiration she found in professor and director of the Oregon Writing Project Linda Christensen, who was then one of her high school language arts teachers. Is there a Lewis & Clark professor whose teaching made a difference in your life?
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Khalilah Jones M.A.T. ’10 was born to teach—she has no doubt about that. Since childhood, she has wanted to stand in front of a classroom and inspire students, wanted show them that regardless of where they are from, they can succeed.
Lewis & Clark College While they are unlikely to be found in flying saucers, other life forms may have once existed on Mars. Professor Ethan Seigal explains his theory in Seed Magazine and on his blog Starts With a Bang!
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Questions of extraterrestrial life rest on theories of Martian history.
Lewis & Clark College This month, the German Club marked the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall by building a cement slab outside of Howard Hall. The wall offered an opportunity for education, and students were encouraged to draw graffiti on it, before the wall was torn down, in a commemoration ceremony.
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Students last week likely noticed a large wall segment on the lawn between the Howard and BoDine Halls. Everyone was encouraged to take the opportunity to express themselves on it and many did.
Lewis & Clark College On Saturday and Sunday, more than 20 Lewis & Clark students will perform Henry Purcell’s opera ‘Dido and Aeneas.’ Directed by a visiting scholar from London, this classic tale is not to be missed.
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The Department of Music will present Henry Purcell’s opera, Dido and Aeneas, in two upcoming performances. This production features the vocal talents of 21 Lewis & Clark students.
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You have one month left to catch the thought-provoking exhibit
"Broadcast" at the Hoffman Gallery. The Oregonian reviewed the
exhibition, discussing its "must-see provocations."
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The football team closed out the season on a positive note this weekend, beating Puget Sound 30-27 in front of home fans at Griswold Stadium. Congratulations to the team.
Find out more about the win: http://lcpioneers.com/sports/fball/2009-
Lewis & Clark Athletics Football Closes Out 2009 Season With Northwest Conference Win Over Puget Sou
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| 2009 Roster | 2009 Statistics | Football Blog | Coaching Staff | Gameday & Ticket Info. | Tour Fred Wilson Field | Official Visit Dates and Info | Alumni Profiles
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Lewis & Clark College’s Wind Symphony, a 52-member concert band, presents a concert of masterworks for winds and percussion, showcasing several outstanding individuals, sections, and a small ensemble.
The theme of the evening, “To the Fore,” quaintly appears as an instruction i...n much of the music of Percy Grainger, whose “Lincolnshire Posy” will be the featured work of the evening. Virtually everyone in the ensemble comes “to the fore” in some portion of this complex composition, considered to be a cornerstone of the wind band repertoire.
Featured soloists include seniors Emily Nelson, trumpet, and Nathan Laws, French horn. The program also includes a woodwind quintet comprised of several principal players from the ensemble, performing the first movement of Claude Paul Taffenel’s delightful “Woodwind Quintet in G minor.”
Time:8:00PM Friday, November 20th
Location:Evans Music Center Auditorium
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Alumna Sandra Sunrising Osawa (Makah), a producer and independent filmmaker, returns to Lewis & Clark College for two special events in honor of Native American and Alaskan Native Heritage Month.
In her work, Osawa explores media as means for the Native American community “to te...ll our own stories.” Osawa became the first Native
American filmmaker to produce a one-hour documentary for network television, and she was honored as the “Native American Filmmaker of the Year” at the 1996 Taos Talking Pictures Film Festival. Osawa works with her husband, Yasu, and they have produced documentaries about treaty rights, contemporary Indian artists, and other critically acclaimed works.
Learn more about other Native American and Alaskan Native Heritage Month events
- on the Multicultural Affairs website http://www.lclark.edu/college/student_li
- or view a poster with details of each event http://www.lclark.edu/livewhale/content/
Time:4:00PM Wednesday, November 18th
Location:Templeton Campus Center, Stamm (West)
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Friends of Rain, Lewis & Clark’s Faculty Contemporary Music Ensemble, kicks off the 2009-2010 season with an energetic concert of chamber works. The program features six “fiery” works that embody drama and intensity: Michael Daugherty’s “Firecracker,” Leanna Kirchoff’s “As Sparks Fly Upward,” Ryo Noda’s “Improvisation,...” Sydney Hodkinson’s “Kerberos,” Fyodor Druzhinin’s “Viola Sonata,” and Chris Rogerson’s “Four Autumn Landscapes for Clarinet and Piano.”
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Time:7:00PM Friday, November 13th
Location:Evans Music Auditorium
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Scholars, lawyers, and activists talk about how animal law impacts social issues in this new video about the 17th annual Animal LawConference,
held on campus last month. The conference in the largest,
longest-running conference devoted to animal law in the world.
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The Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS), in partnership with the Animal League Defense Fund, hosted the 17th annual Animal Law Conference October 16-18. With nearly 300 people in attendance, the conference is the largest, longest-running conference devoted to animal law in the world.
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Students discuss mixed identities, American society, and multiracialism
in this new video. This week, Lewis & Clark is holding the 6th
Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Affairs Symposium, which will close with "Race Monologues" on Friday, which features incredibly talented Lewis & Clark students exploring race, ethnicity, ...and personal identity through prose and poetry.
Lewis & Clark College posted 2009 Multicultural Affairs Symposium, Mixed: The Politics of Hybrid Identities from YouTube
