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• Clinton, NY News
• U. S. Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Introduce Resolution Commemorating Bicentennial
• Village Storytelling Festival
• Senator Griffo Sponsors Resolution Honoring College
• President Stewart Rings NYSE Closing Bell
• Cram & Scram Makes Tons of Difference in Recycling Effort
• Class of 2012 Graduate is Direct Descendant of Hamilton's First Graduate
• A.G. Lafley Provides Seven Pieces of Advice for Class of 2012
• Four Retiring Professors Honored at Faculty Meeting
• Class & Charter Day, Hamtrek Conclude Academic Year
• Students Awarded Prizes, Scholarships at Class & Charter Day
• Teaching Awards Presented to Five at Class & Charter Day
• Dean's Scholarly Achievement Awards Presented to Six Faculty Members
• From Apoptosis to U.S. Intelligence in Iraq, Senior Theses Cover Range of Topics
• 2112 Time Capsule Packed and Ready for the Next 100 Years
• HamiltonExplore Opens Door to Career Possibilities
• AP Article Features Weir '12 and Wu Research
• Multimedia Journalism Forum Draws Hamilton Writers
• Theatre Department Presents Spring Production Orestes 2.0
• Hamilton Mourns Recent Grad Joshua Hicks '09
• Director Named for New Hamilton College Museum of Art
• Mock Trial Team Advances to National Championship
• Hillary "Kip" Langat '13 Receives Davis Peace Project Fellowship
• National News Applauds Two 2012 Honorary Degree Recipients
• Six Hamiltonians on Antarctic Research Expedition
• DC Students Attend State Arrival Ceremony of UK Prime Minister David Cameron
• Annual Choir Tour Heads to the Midwest
• Hamilton's Muslim Prayer Room Unveiled
• Gordon Hewitt, Mariani Study Cited in New York Times Op-Ed
• Six Students Awarded Prizes in Public Speaking Competition
• Annual Public Speaking Competition is March 3
• Former Procter & Gamble Co. Chairman and CEO to Give Commencement Address
• Husband and Wife Write New Book on History of Clinton and Kirkland
• Hamilton Celebrates S.T.O.P. Day
• FebFest Warms the Hill
• Winter Candy Land is FebFest 2012 Theme
• Sean Ryan '94 Key to NY Giants Super Bowl Win
• Inzer Discusses Financial Aid on The Today Show
• The Last Minstrel Show is Sensational
• Hamilton Serves in January Too
• Hamilton to Observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Town-Gown Fund Awards $62K to Local Organizations
• New York Times Publishes Wyckoff Letter
• Study Finds Liberal Arts College Alumni Feel Better Prepared for First Job
• Co-op Welcomes Guests for Thanksgiving Feast
• Fall Fest Provides Autumn Enjoyment
• Clinton Schools and Hamilton Celebrate Bicentennial With Performance
• Clinton Schools-Hamilton Performance Celebrates Bicentennial
• Cynthia Mondesir '95 Describes Journey From Hamilton to Alaska
• TIME for Kids Quotes Williams on Monarchs
• NY Program Students, Alumni Gather for Wall St. Association Event
• Kevin Smith '81 to Give Couper Phi Beta Kappa Library Lecture
• Washington Post Features Admission Poster
• Bicentennial Kickoff Weekend: A Gallery
• Bicentennial Colleges Educate, Enlighten and Entertain
• Bicentennial Assembly Celebrates Hamilton's Past, Present and Future
• Science Center Event Recognizes Taylor Gift
• Archaeology Class Uncovers Second Inscribed Stone
• Performing Arts Opens with Jane Austen Songbook
• Marathon Canoe Racing Team Competes in Adirondack Classic
• Annual HAVOC Make a Difference Day Draws 200
• Hamilton Remembers 9/11
• Archaeology Class Breaks Ground on Campus
• Irene Visits Hamilton
• Levitt Center Announces Leadership Institute
• As Hurricane Approaches, NYC Participants Return to Campus
• Smythe Lab Investigates Parasitic Worms
• Back to School for Clinton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Reading Between the Lines
• Videras Assumes Levitt Center Directorship
• Johnson '13 Assists in 2011-12 AHI Programming Plans
• An Inside Look at Optometry
• Harloe '12 Takes Study Abroad Experience to Internship
• Students Synthesize Newly-Discovered Molecule
• Novas '13 Helps Bring Family Health Issues to Forefront
• Jones '12 Gets Creative in Advertising
• Washington Post Highlights Hamilton's Funded Internships
• Hamilton Receives Largest Gift in Its History
• Interns Gear up for First-Year Pre-Orientation
• Bluegrass Concert at Clinton Historical Society This Summer
• Middle States Commission Reaccredits Hamilton
• Returning Alums Share Expertise at Reunions '11
• Reunions '11 Begin On June 2
• University Business Features Stewart Op-ed
• Amy Goldstein '11 Heads to Washington For Position With Deloitte
• New York Times Features Isserman Article
• Sigma Xi Initiates 27 New Associate Members
• Al Gore Tells Graduates Solution to Climate Crisis is in Their Generation?s Hands
• Twenty-six Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
• Nick Perry '11 Receives Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship
• Levitt Poll Shows Youth More Positive Toward Immigrants and Minorities
• Students Awarded Prizes, Scholarships at Class & Charter Day
• Teaching Awards Presented at Class & Charter Day
• Four Receive Dean's Scholarly Achievement Awards
• Budding Filmmakers Debut Their Work at 24-Hour Festival
• NPR's Only a Game Features Korfball
• Sadove Center Awarded LEED Gold Certification
• Wu's Study Shows Happiest Places Have Highest Suicide Rates
• Spike Lee Tells Tales of His Entry Into Filmmaking
• Spring Theatre Production Premieres April 14
• First Pitch Competition is a Hit
• Williams Research on Science News Homepage
• Professor of Biology Emeritus Eugene Putala Dies
• Morgan School Founders Day
• Women's Swimmer Rosenbaum '14 an NCAA Champion
• Owen Interviewed by American Public Media's Marketplace
• Patrick D. Reynolds Appointed Hamilton's Dean of Faculty
• New York Times Features Reider's www.CollegePick.us
• Former Vice President Al Gore to Give Hamilton Commencement Address
• Hamilton Awarded $120K Grant for Chinese Language Instruction
• CNN Will Feature Walker Again on Sunday
• FebFest Winter Carnival
• Domack and Shevenell ?96 Publish Paper in Nature
• Choir Musical Grand Hotel a Triumph
• ...And Finally, HOC Hits the Amazon
• The Ascent of Cayambe - Ecuador, Part III
• Hamilton College Choir Presents Grand Hotel: The Musical
• Professor of English Emeritus George Bahlke Dies
• Many Major News Outlets Interview Walker '62 on Egypt
• The Mp3 Experiment Brings Improv to Hamilton
• Hamilton Outing Club Conquers Ecuador
• NPR Interviews Walker on Egyptian Political Crisis
• HamiltonExplore Shows Sophomores A Day in the Life...
• Proposed Arts Complex is a Gem
• Spirituality 101 Week Aims to Educate
• Men's Hoops Teams Up With the House of Good Shepherd
• Hamilton Students Volunteer For 13th Annual MLK Service Day
• Science Center Has Reopened
• Hamilton Opens New Center and Names It For Two Trustees
• Domack Co-authors Nature Geoscience Article
• Emerson Gallery Presents Three Exhibitions
• Hamilton to Observe Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Duelly Noted Takes Its Show on the Road
• Women's lacrosse tabbed preseason No. 1 by Lacrosse Magazine
• Hamilton Mourns Alexander Paganelli ?12
• Levitt Center Receives Community Foundation Rust to Green Grant
• YPP's Math Bash Connects Utica Students to the Hill
• Allinger ?11 Conducts Coral Sampling Research in Spain
• Hamilton Launches $117 Million Campaign
• Daniel Feinberg '12 Studies Environmental Science in Woods Hole
• Annual Oratorio Performance Delights
• Hamilton Makes Art 2 Auction is Under Way
• Digital Humanities Project Examines Sinixt Nation
• Class of 1979 Travel Awards Made
• Woollcott Co-op Community Celebrates Thanksgiving
• Nine Students Awarded Smallen Creativity Grants
• COOP Service Interns Build Long-term Relationships with Nonprofits
• Research Project Takes O'Dowd '11 to South Dakota
• Slaughter City Explores Social Issues
• History of Shaker Music Explored in Couper Lecture
• The Art of a Studio Tour
• Shaker Music is Topic of Couper Phi Beta Kappa Lecture
• Wharton Professor Details Rise and Fall of Rust Belt Cities
• Slaughter City Continues Through Nov. 13
• Writing Center Tutors Present at Conference
• Hamilton Honors Its Student EMTs
• Naomi Wallace?s Slaughter City is Fall Theatre Production
• Dr. Condoleezza Rice Meets With Hamilton Classes Before Lecture
• Trust Treaters Welcome Children on Halloween Night
• Condoleezza Rice Lectures at Hamilton
• Jane Springer Receives 2010 Whiting Writers' Award
• Family Weekend is Oct. 28-31
• Adventure Writing Class Takes on Blue Mountain
• Robert Moses '56: Education Must Be Pursued for All
• Mock Dorm Room Fire Illustrates Swiftness of Destruction
• 9th Annual Hamilton Fall Fest in Clinton is Oct. 24
• Hamilton Community Makes a Powerful Statement
• Hamilton Featured in New York Times Article
• Mellon Foundation Awards Grant to New York Six
• Senior Fellow Caitlin Taborda Studying Food Movements
• Ten Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
• A Glorious Fallcoming Weekend
• Hamilton College President Publishes New Book
• Tewksbury Joins Team for NASA Lunar Rover Test
• Doug Lemov '90 Tells How to Build a Better Teacher
• Emerson Gallery Presents the Art of Sand Mandala
• Air Force Funds Hirshfields' Research
• One Weekend, 450 Miles Through the Adirondacks
• The Friends of the Kirkland Town Library
• Adult Fine Art Class - Knitting Workshops With Sarah Clarke
• Annual Ice Show
• Landscapes In Watercolor With W. Ralph Murray
• LOW IMPACT WORKOUT with Terri Reardon
• 2006 Fall Classes: Adult Fine Arts Classes
• KNITTING II with Sarah Clarke
• KNITTING I with Sarah Clarke
• "Especially For Ewe" Art Workshop With Sandi Cirillo
• POTTERY WORKSHOP FOR TEENAGERS with Vartan Poghosian
• Interpret The Landscape In Pastel With Martha Deming
• BEGINNING CROCHET WORKSHOP with Connie Watkins
• Mohawk Valley Artist's Open Studio
• KIDS CLAY FOR ALL LEVELS with Vartan Poghosian Ages 6 to 11
• Intermediate Metalworking For Jewelry With Lisa Oristian
• FAMILY CLAY WORKSHOP with Vartan Poghosian
• Intermediate Metalworking For Jewelry With Lisa Oristian
• PAINTING HOLIDAY CERAMIC ORNAMENTS with Monica Scibior
• Beginning Metalsmithing For Jewelry With Lisa Oristian
• PAINTING POTTERY PLANTERS & SPIKES with Monica Scibior
• Beginning Metalsmithing For Jewelry With Lisa Oristian
• SPONGEWARE BOWL/PLATE PAINTING with Monica Scibior
• Figure Sculpture With James Mc Dermid
• KAC Dance Information
• Multi-level Oil And Acrylic Painting With Chris Cirillo
• TAIJI / QI GONG with Albert Lyman Christensen
• Wheel Throwing For All Levels With Vartan Poghosian
• YOGA FOR HEALTH with Dani Riposo
• Wheel Throwing For All Levels With Vartan Poghosian
• A STRENGTH & FITNESS TUNE-UP with Holly Horner
• Translucent Watercolor With Marilyn Schlueter
• CARDIO-BLAST with Holly Horner
• Landscape Drawing In Pen & Ink With W. Ralph Murray
• WEIGHT TRAINING FOR ALL LEVELS with Terri Reardon
• Craobh Rua
• 2006-2007 Registration

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