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Lecturer in French Benjamin Cherel teaches a course on contemporary French civilization, an appropriate topic for a man whose interests range over as broad an area as Cherel's do. That multiplicity of interests makes him feel at home in a liberal-arts setting as he begins his second year at Bryn Mawr. |
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Shayna Israel '08 participated in Bryn Mawr's Summer of Service Program this year. In a forthright personal essay, she discusses the challenges she faced and the insights she gained into herself and the world of work. |
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The 2007-08 Performing Arts Series continues on Friday, Sept. 28, with a multimedia dance-theater work by acclaimed choreographer Yin Mei. She and her company will perform Nomad: The River at 8 p.m. in Goodhart Theater. |
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Leslie Rescorla, a professor of psychology and director of the Child Study Institute and the Thorne Early Childhood Programs, will take the helm of the Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center for the next two years. |
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Maggie Siff '96 plays Rachel Menken in Mad Men, a historical drama that follows the lives of Madison Avenue advertising executives at the smoke-filled, boozy cusp of the 1960s. |
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Brunilde Sismondo Ridgway will reflect on the work of the extraordinary female archaeologists who came out of Bryn Mawr in the early part of the century in a lecture Tuesday, Sept. 25. |
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