Apr 9, 2002
Nine Students Will Compete with Nation’s Best at Forensics National Tournament
Nine Lafayette students will compete in 17 speech events and eight debate events at the National Forensics Association Championship Tournament April 18-22…
Academic News
Nine Lafayette students will compete in 17 speech events and eight debate events at the National Forensics Association Championship Tournament April 18-22…
“Grant, not Lincoln, is the most popular man in the 19th century,” the historian Donald L. Miller says during the “American Experience” portrait of Grant…
First-year students and sophomores are invited to enter the 2002 Individual Barge Mathematics Contest 9 a.m.-noon Saturday in 201 Pardee Hall. Free lunch…
Brad Turner ’97, of the science department at Upper School, Morristown-Beard School, Morristown, N.J., will present a lecture entitled “From Consulting…
Two Lafayette students have achieved national distinction as the recipients of prestigious Goldwater Scholarships. Awarded for academic merit, the Goldwater…
After 14 years as director of the engineering division, Michael Paolino stepped down and returned to full-time teaching in 2000 as the Charles A. Dana…
Liza Lesser ’03 (Miami Beach, Fla.) is enriching an independent study in architectural history through a second independent study that puts it in historical…
Irshad Haji ’02 and Tarik Ghanim ’03 both envision professional lives in which they will design and build computer chips. Haji, an electrical and computer…
Maya Freelon ’05 (Durham, N.C.) is exploring oil painting with glazes and acoustic wax techniques in an intensive independent research project. She’s investigating…
Tino Villanueva, recipient of the American Book Award, will host the MacKnight Black Poetry Reading 8 p.m. Monday, April 15, in the auditorium of Kirby…