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KJ Phase I Renovation Nears CompletionThe 40-year-old Kirner-Johnson Building is getting a major facelift and Phase 1 construction is on schedule for faculty move-in by July 28. Interior finish work is in high gear as painting, window installation and flooring near completion. Bill Huggins, associate director of Physical Plant, said "our goal is to wrap construction around July 23 then have opportunities for moves and furniture delivery and to start shifting offices." More ...Connecticut Challenge: Cycling for Cancer SurvivorsAlumni News & NotesEric Scott Kaplan '04 and Matt Innes '05, former Hamilton lacrosse teammates and roommates will be riding on July 26 in the Connecticut Challenge: "Cycling for Cancer Survivors." Their route will take them all over Connecticut, completing a 100 mile circuit. More ...Elizabeth Marran K'77 Tenured at UMassArt ProfessorThe University of Massachusetts, Boston, recently granted tenure to Elizabeth Marran K'77. Marran who is now an associate professor of art, teaches drawing and printmaking. In her message accompanying the announcement, she wrote, "Thank you Bill Salzillo and Bruce Muirhead!" More ...Hamilton Receives Initial Rating of Aa2 from Moody'sCollege's Financial Outlook is StableMoody's Investor Service has assigned Hamilton College an initial rating of Aa2 and said the college's financial outlook is stable.According to Moody's, "obligations rated Aa are judged to be of high quality and are subject to very low credit risk." The addition of the numerical modifier "2" in the initial rating indicates a mid-range ranking in the Aa category. More ... Evan Smith '87 Named President and Editor-in-Chief of Texas MonthlyAlumni News & NotesEvan Smith '87 was appointed president and editor-in-chief of Texas Monthly on July 16, 2008. In accepting these positions, Smith succeeds the founder and publisher of the periodical, Michael Levy. Evan Smith plans to assume these new duties on September 1, after Levy retires on August 31. More ...Kara Labs '09 Heads to London for Public Relations InternshipFor Kara Labs '09, getting to her summer job is not just a matter of a morning commute. The rising senior from Piermont, N.H. is interning in London at Taylor Herring PR, one of the largest public relations firms in England. Established in 2001, the firm's clients range from television shows such as Dr Who, The Apprentice and Britain's Next Top Model to Disney projects like Pushing Daisies.More ... Lisa Fontes '09 and Heather Otis '10 Cataloging Ancient Stone Tools from JordanWhat would you do if you had 100,000 artifacts from a Neolithic settlement?Organize them, of course. That's what Lisa Fontes '09 (West Danville, Vt.) and Heather Otis '10 (Fort Mill, S.C.) are doing this summer, working under Visiting Instructor of Anthropology Nathan Goodale. The "teaching and reference assemblage" of artifacts forms only a small fraction of the 1.7 million artifacts discovered at the 12,000 year-old semi-permanent site of Dhra', in what is now Jordan. The students are spending the summer numbering, identifying, and re-bagging each artifact, as well as entering information about the finds into a database. More ... |
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