May 11, 2004
LEAP Takes $500 Top Prize in Spring Party Challenge
Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) took the $500 prize for Best Overall Party and another $100 for People’s Choice Award in the 2004…
Lafayette Environmental Awareness and Protection (LEAP) took the $500 prize for Best Overall Party and another $100 for People’s Choice Award in the 2004…
In a month-long program ending this Sunday, Sears stores are carrying the HomeFront Cards created by alumni to recognize the sacrifices made by military…
Chemical engineering major Bill Pyrz ’04 (Harleysville, Pa.) presented yearlong independent research at national and regional conferences last month that…
A student and a professor have won prizes awarded in a raffle for those who had their picture taken last week for the new campus ID card system.Biochemistry…
Shreedhar Sasikumar ’05 (Kerada, India) recently teamed up with a professor in research to investigate the possible link between isolation and poverty…
In the fall of his sophomore year, when Timothy Gocke ’05 (Wallingford, Pa.) sat down for his first environmental biology class at Lafayette, he didn’t…
A Technology Clinic class will present its final report today on the students’ recommendations for improving traffic on Cattell Street and ideas for developing…
For the past four years, Ed Gamber, associate professor of economics and business, has served on the Wall Street Journal Educational Advisory Board, advising…
Robert Bagley, professor of art and archaeology at Princeton University, will speak on “An Underground Palace in Ancient China: The Tomb of Marquis Yi…
The campus is invited to enjoy the Hanne Tischler ’04 Celebration of Life Picnic 5 p.m. today at McKelvy House, 200 High Street. The event will welcome…