Four Mount Holyoke alumnae who were French majors will participate in a panel discussion at 4:15 pm in North Rocky Living Room.
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Dean of the Faculty Donal O'Shea commented in the March 23 issue of the St. Petersburg Times on the $1 million prize recently awarded to a Russian math genius.
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Current Mount Holyoke trustee and former Five College Professor of International Relations Anthony Lake has been named head of UNICEF.
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Hailed as “one of contemporary music’s most powerful voices,” Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho is MHC’s 2010 Leading Women in the Arts guest artist-in-residence.
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The band Lyuti Chushki (Bulgarian for "hot peppers") will immerse the local community in Bulgarian folklore through a series of workshops and a joyful live performance.
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Mount Holyoke College's Asian studies department will sponsor its annual Arabic Film Festival, which runs from March 28 through April 1.
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The author of the popular No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series will read from and discuss his new book, The Double Comfort Safari Club, at 7 pm in Chapin Auditorium.
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The New England Women's Global Leadership Conference is designed to enhance participants’ understanding of finance, public policy, nonprofits, marketing, media, and entertainment.
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After attending MHC's Take the Lead program, 16-year-old Maya Mason raised money to provide educational support to young women in Bangladesh.
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Mount Holyoke moved up in the rankings to seventeenth on the annual list of “Top Peace Corps Volunteer Producing Colleges and Universities.”
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Five College students will compete in musical and dramatic performances in languages from around the world at 8 pm in Blanchard Campus Center’s Great Room.
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MIT’s Iqbal Quadir and Nicholas Sullivan will give a lecture titled “Bottom-up Entrepreneurship for Democracy and Development” at 4 pm in Hooker Auditorium.
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In preparation for the Global Challenges: Migration conference, seven professors have been team-teaching a seminar examining the current surge in migration.
February 26, 2010 - 1:45pm
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Faculty, staff, and students gathered February 22 in Pratt Hall to honor four distinguished professors: Margaret Robinson, Ying Wang, Robert Shilkret, and Darby Dyar.
February 23, 2010 - 2:45pm
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The economics prof and director of the McCulloch Center wrote an op-ed, “Learning from the Chinese Dragon: Towards Costa Rica Inc.,” for the February 22 issue of El Financiero.
February 22, 2010 - 4:30pm
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The theatre arts department will present The Ridiculous Précieuses, Molière’s first success employing the stock resources of French farce and Italian commedia delle’arte.
February 18, 2010 - 11:30am
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