Highlights from the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Bulletin Spring 2003 issue
Click on the magazine to view a large image of the cover. About the cover.A SHARED PASSION FOR IDEAS
Students, alumnae and faculty described the special opportunities at Bryn Mawr
for independent research by undergraduates as a part of the October 5 launch of "Challenging Women: Investing in the Future of Bryn Mawr."
ON COURSE
Ethnographies of Memory: Women's Narratives on Modern Migrancy, Exile, and
Diasporas with Fairbank Professor in the Humanities, and Professor of German
and Comparative Literature, Azade Seyhan: How do women live in, write in, and
master a language not their own? What is the fate of cultural memory in an age of
universally embraced technologies?
Novelists, poets read works
U.S. foreign policy and Iraq
Science in Society center activities
Visual Culture lectures
Ownership of body photos
Virtue and the poet
MHK