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When reading science is like reading Milton’s “Paradise Lost”

Posted on April 7, 2015 by Kathleen Susman

Reading the scientific literature is daunting. Journal articles are filled with jargon. Passive voice dominates the literary landscape

Link to original post in Teaching Tales

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Mesi Anpil Jackie Eiting!

Posted on March 31, 2015 by royzelman

Jackie Eiting, a long-time friend of Lila and Andrew Meade, was an invaluable participant on the trip to Haiti. She was always looking out for everyone else; always had some new piece of knowledge to share; and even after a long hike, was full of life and more energy than anyone else

Link to original post in Vassar Haiti Project

Posted in Site Feed | Tagged art, auction, haiti, http://pages.vassar.edu/haitiproject

The Power of the Comic Form

Posted on March 31, 2015 by beorlinsky

Today’s post comes from Isis Lecaro, class of 2018 and Art Center Student Docent.
As noted in a recent blog post by Rosa Bozhkov, the project gallery at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center is an ever-changing space typically devoted to works from collection storage that are being used in courses taught by Vassar professors

Link to original post in Off the Wall

Posted in Site Feed | Tagged pages.vassar.edu, Vassar College

April is the Cruelest Month

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Kathleen Susman

For all of us in the midst of the academic year, April is the toughest month. The weather, especially after a winter filled with darkness, cold and gray skies, beckons us outside. Color returns to our world as trees and … Continue reading →

Link to original post in Teaching Tales

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April is the Cruelest Month

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Kathleen Susman

For all of us in the midst of the academic year, April is the toughest month. The weather, especially after a winter filled with darkness, cold and gray skies, beckons us outside. Color returns to our world as trees and … Continue reading →

Link to original post in Teaching Tales

Posted in Site Feed

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