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Sixth-graders energized by knowledge
A new event called "Grade Six Energy Day" had Williamstown Elementary School abuzz on Friday.
Atty. Gen. Martha Coakley prefers to deflect gender hoopla
It is no surprise to Mary Coakley-Welch that big sister Martha grew up to be a high-level prosecutor, and, now, a candidate for U.S. senator.
Slain transgender people remembered
A year ago this month, Lateisha Green, a transgender woman, was shot to death as she sat in a car outside a house party in upstate New York.
MCLA Margaret A. Hart GospelFest Presents Goda s Trombones
Co-presented by MCLA Presents !, Williams College Dance Department and MCLA's African, Latino, Asian, and Native American Student Clubs and Organizations.
Alternative Gift Fair Offers Socially Responsible Shopping Experience
Williamstown, MA a ' On Saturday, December 5 from 1-7 pm the Williams College Students for Social Justice group will be holding their 6th Annual Alternative Gift Fair in the Sanctuary of the First Congregational Church of Williamstown.
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Shakespeare & Company In Elizabethan times, a trip to the theater was a raucous, rowdy experience.
Williams students to present studio recitals
The Williams College Department of Music will present a series of end of semester studio recitals during December on the Williams College campus.
Here is a very interesting profile of Harry Jackson '75 in Wednesday's Washington Post.
A Student's Guide to The Bronte Sisters - A Review
Naomi Pasachoff ISBN-13: 978-0-7660-3267-5 Enslow Publishers Series Understanding Literature Publication Year: 2009 Interest Level: Grades 6-up Enslow Publishers is a publishing house which specialises in K-12 Nonfiction Library Books and defines its goal on their website with the following words : The mission of Enslow Publishers, Inc., is to ...
Williams dance ensembles to present two-part series
Williams College dance ensembles Kusika , Sankofa , and the Zambezi Marimba Band join forces for a two-part concert series.
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Cherry Award Will Go To America's Best College Teacher
The Cherry award seeks out college teachers who, according to both students and fellow teachers, are especially good at making clear, forceful, inspiring, knowledge-rich classroom presentations that actually help students to learn.
Downing to Speak at Berkshire Transgender Day of Remembrance at Williams
" On Friday, November 20, Williams College Queer Student Union and Berkshire Stonewall Community Coalition will host a candlelight vigil in honor of the 11th International Transgender Day of Remembrance from 8-9 pm on Chapin Lawn in front of Paresky Student Center.
Williams College Joins Worldwide Climate...
Contact Evelyn Goggia at 413-445-5747 annual Fall Craft Fair from 10 to 4. Free admission, huge variety of arts and crafts, raffles, food and more.
Just days after a visiting professor at Williams College pleaded guilty to charges of fraud in federal court, the aftermath of his conviction is still being felt on campus and has led to the postponement of Monday's Congressional Black Caucus symposium.
Williams College professor suspended over fraud case
A visiting professor at Williams College was suspended on Tuesday after pleading guilty to charges of fraud in federal court earlier this week.
Inkberry will close after nearly a decade
Although Inkberry isn't in financial trouble, the local nonprofit has decided to close its doors by the end of December and donate its remaining funds to the organizations that will help its programming continue.
Hunke to be honored at Williams Octet concert
On Nov. 12, 1940, Williams College junior Warren Hunke auditioned for a newly formed singing group called the Williams Octet.
Rep.'s policy adviser guilty of fraud
A senior policy fellow for Rep. Danny Davis has pleaded guilty to defrauding the government and private lenders of nearly $822,000 by using aliases to obtain student loans and more than 90 credit cards.
From the Acting United States Attorney for the District of Columbia
Ernest Bernard Moore, an assistant professor at Williams College, visiting researcher at Yale Law School, and senior policy fellow for a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, has pled guilty to one count each of Student Aid Fraud, Bank Fraud, and Social Security Representative Fraud, Acting U.S. Attorney Channing D. Phillips, Mary ...
Ernest Bernard Moore, Guilty of Fraud
This is very unwelcome news so close to next Monday's event, which Professor Moore organized, but I feel more details would be helpful after Brian Shepard '11 broke the news on WSO.
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