Sep 1, 2002
Silverstein Studies Law on the Books and in the Real World
In the aftermath of Sept. 11, federal laws were passed to fight terrorism that also restrict the civil liberties of all Americans. “There is reason to…
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In the aftermath of Sept. 11, federal laws were passed to fight terrorism that also restrict the civil liberties of all Americans. “There is reason to…
Almost 200 students were involved in Lafayette Theater last year, in either acting or backstage work on the two mainstage productions, two Black Box shows…
Look closely at the next men’s basketball game. Sitting on the bench with the players likely will be Alan Childs, professor and head of psychology and…
What does the Lafayette remote-controlled robot that reached the quarterfinals in a national Battlebot competition last year in California have in common…
Michelle C. Geoffrion-Vinci, assistant professor of foreign languages and literatures at Lafayette, has written an insightful analysis of a pioneering…
Seniors Ryan Tobin (Pennsburg, Pa.) and Rashada Norman (Bethlehem, Pa.) have computerized the holdings of Lafayette’s music library. The students worked…
Two biochemistry graduates from the class of 2002 have published research with Lafayette faculty in a special section of Journal of Liquid Chromatography…
Dru Germanoski, professor and head of geology and environmental geosciences at Lafayette, has received grants from the U.S. Forest Service and National…
Lafayette’s commitment to nurturing the intellectual development of its students, including their personal, social/civic, and professional responsibilities…
Three upcoming seniors spent their summer break learning about the academic and clinical aspects of health care in an internship with renowned surgeon…