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On Wednesday, Oct. 25, Kit Bakke '68 will read from her book Miss Alcott's Email: Yours for Reforms of All Kinds, an imaginative hybrid of biography and memoir cast as a correspondence between Bakke and the 19th-century author and activist Louisa May Alcott. |
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United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania will provide scholarship assistance to four nonprofit leaders to attend the 2007 Executive Leadership Certificate program offered by the Nonprofit Executive Leadership Institute at Bryn Mawr's Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, NELI Director Catherine Ormerod has announced.
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Braving skies that signaled an impending downpour, an enthusiastic crowd welcomed former President Bill Clinton, Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell and Democratic candidate for Congress Lois Murphy to Bryn Mawr's Thomas Cloisters on Wednesday, Oct. 11.
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Bryn Mawr Head Rowing Coach and a 1984 Olympic gold medalist in the women's eights, Carol Bower was inducted into the Hall of Fame at an awards dinner on Friday, Oct. 6 |
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The Bryn Mawr Office of Intercultural Affairs has joined the Office of Residential Life to create a program that aims to foster discussion of diversity and difference in the residence halls. |
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Literati, Glitterati Meet at Hepburn Center Launch Gala Lauren Bacall and Blythe Danner captivated an audience of more than 500 alumnae and friends of Bryn Mawr College as they accepted the inaugural Katharine Hepburn Medals. |
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Washington Monthly: Bryn Mawr is Number One Last month, the College took the top spot among liberal-arts schools in the publication's annual college rankings, which aim to measure how well colleges and universities serve the public interest by fostering research, an ethic of national service and social mobility. |
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Five Hepburn Fellows to Bring Expertise to Campus Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center Director of Planning and Development Michelle Francl has announced the names of five women who will serve as Hepburn Fellows during the Center's first two years. |
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