Nov 3, 2005
Reflections on Marcantoine Crespi: Alison Shipitofsky ’96
I was devastated to hear that Professor [Marcantoine] Crespi had passed away. Every professor I had at Lafayette influenced my life in some way, but no…
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I was devastated to hear that Professor [Marcantoine] Crespi had passed away. Every professor I had at Lafayette influenced my life in some way, but no…
It is with great sadness that I write this letter. I learned of Professor [Marcantoine] Crespi’s death a few weeks ago. I knew he had been unwell, but…
The English department now offers a writing minor in addition to a writing concentration within the English major. In addition to the requisite first-year…
Studying galaxies is something usually reserved for trained astronomers and graduate students at universities with noted observatories. But Lafayette is…
Marquis Scholar Andrew Baker ’06 (Seattle, Wash.) gave a presentation last week on his research to remove arsenic from drinking water at the First International…
Led by first-place finishes from Joe Dudek ’09 (Honeoye Falls, N.Y.) and Bill O’Brien ’07 (Elmont, N.Y.), Forensics Society placed third at a tournament…
When Marquis Scholar Laura Sims ’07 (North Haven, Conn.) arrived in Dijon, France this fall for a semester abroad, she had a head start on her fellow students…
Lafayette’s College Writing Program impressed Maggie Oberrender ’07 (Bridgewater, N.J.) when she toured campus as a prospective student. The fact that…
The Painted Word: Language as Image in Modern Art, is the selection of post 1960s artwork curated by Robert S. Mattison, Metzgar Professor of Art at Lafayette…
“Sound Layers in Blue: An Interdisciplinary Evening of Arts” will feature a lecture by Ed Kerns, Clapp Professor of Art and director of the Williams Visual…