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Feb 4, 2019

Denying Racism

By Katie Neitz “I’m not a racist!” cries nearly every public figure caught in racist behavior. Even self-identified white nationalist Peter Cvjetanovic…

Feb 1, 2019

Concrete Thinking

By Bryan Hay His designs are imprinted at Lafayette College and throughout Easton — City Hall, Sigal Museum, Simon Silk Mill, Williams Visual Arts Building…

Jan 31, 2019

Pagándolo Hacia Adelante (Paying It Forward)

By Bill Landauer During school breaks at Lafayette when the campus is mostly empty, Richard Shupp ’67 is there. In the winter months, the part-time professor…

Jan 28, 2019

The Class: “Understanding Happiness”

What’s it about? Why does the smell of chocolate chip cookies, the arrival of a loved one, or the sight of a puppy scampering across the Quad make you…

Jan 24, 2019

The Class: “The 1960s: Causes and Effects”

The gist: The 1960s is one of the most interesting, controversial, and discussed decades of the 20th century. The music, social changes, moon landing,…

Jan 19, 2019

What Democrats Can Learn from Hubert Humphrey

Arnold Offner, Cornelia F. Hugel Professor of History Emeritus, recently wrote an op-ed for the Washington Post, urging Democrats to follow the example…

Jan 17, 2019

The Class: “A Plastic World”

The debate: Plastic: the greatest technological advancement of the 20th century or an ecological scourge? Plastics, or polymers, are so pervasive in our…

Jan 7, 2019

The Class: “Bread”

By Bill Landauer What’s it about? Whether it’s the bag of Wonder you find on the grocery shelf or the marble rye your grandmother baked, bread sops…

Jan 5, 2019

The Hymnal Makes ‘Genuine Contribution’

During the 18th and 19th centuries, the second-most common book in middle- and working-class households, after the Bible, was a hymnbook. The Hymnal: A…

Dec 27, 2018

The Class: “The Year 1971-72 in Music, Art, and Literature”

By Bill Landauer Take us there: The war in Vietnam is hurtling toward its ambiguous end. The nation is still bruised from the Kent State massacre the year…

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