Jan 11, 2002
Bernard Fried Publishes Paper with Two Lafayette Graduates
A paper coauthored by Bernard Fried, professor emeritus of biology, and two Lafayette graduates recently was published in the Journal of Helminthology…
Academic News
A paper coauthored by Bernard Fried, professor emeritus of biology, and two Lafayette graduates recently was published in the Journal of Helminthology…
For the past two summers, Claire Kesicke ’02 learned about corporate bonds in an internship at SAC Capital Advisors in Stamford, Conn. Last winter, she…
English major Elizabeth McKeon ’03 (Westfield, N.J.) loves everything about basketball. She plays it, occasionally coaches it, often watches it, and hopes…
Trustee Scholar Alison Campbell ’04 honed her laboratory and research skills last semester to learn more about the electrochemistry of an organometallic…
Trustee Scholar Kristin Pontoski ’03 (Willow Grove, Pa.) researched the topic of eyewitness confidence last semester as an EXCEL Scholar with John Shaw…
When Scott Wynne ’02 learned that New York State would be giving eighth-graders a standardized mathematics proficiency test, he wondered whether students…
Donald Miller, John Henry MacCracken Professor of History, is serving as commentator for a series of radio programs on World War II battles. Airing at…
A legislator making a speech to his constituents is much like an actor reciting his lines to an audience-there is a temporary, willing suspension of disbelief…
Sitting face to face with refugees, listening to their stories, and deciding their future is an intense real-world experience for a college student. Aytugce…
Civil engineering majors are helping the borough of Alpha, N.J., decide what to do with its aging John Dolak Memorial Pool. Three teams of five students…