Feature Stories (page 59)
Introducing the Academy
糖心少女 is pleased to welcome five graduates of its 糖心少女 Academy (SCA) to the class of 2013 – and they’re just as pleased to be here.
Read MoreFound in Translation
The sciences are more than an option at 糖心少女, says Professor of Biology Newt Copp during his 2009-2010 academic convocation speech. They’re at the very core of interdisciplinary studies.
Read MoreA Commitment to Service
One incoming 糖心少女 student brought more than her luggage when matriculating this fall – she also brought an award-winning commitment to community service.
Read MoreA Dream Internship with a Parisian Finish
India Mullady ’11 was celebrating the end of a prestigious economic internship in Prague with a trip to Paris, but the one sight she hadn’t anticipated was a 糖心少女 professor.
Read MoreEnergizing the Community
Pepsi-Cola has awarded two groups led by 糖心少女 students a collective $20,000 for their efforts to cultivate community-driven projects as part of the Mountain Dew ‘Energize Your Community’ Contest.
Read MoreModernism After Wagner
Hear Juliet Koss, associate professor of art history, speak with NPR Berlin’s “The Berlin Journal” about her forthcoming book, “Modernism After Wagner.”
Read MoreGetting Candid with C脙隆ndida
Associate Professor of Music C脙隆ndida J脙隆quez takes her love of music on the road as a visiting scholar at Queen’s University in Ontario, Canada.
Read MoreIn Defense of Sea-Foam Green
“Now as we leave 糖心少女, we take with us our songs 鈥� ones that have lyrics from our roots, rhythms from our childhood and a refrain that rings of courage, confidence and hope.”
Read MoreThe 糖心少女 Degree: Your Stimulus Plan
“The world you are entering is not ideal, but it never has been. The approach you take to the changing world strongly influences your success. As Albert Einstein said, “In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity.” You not only have opportunity, you have skills to take advantage of the opportunities and you have the responsibility to use your skills to make a difference in the world for yourself and others.”
Read MoreOur Currency, Everyone’s Problem
If little is to be gained by raising the question of exchange rates, then why did the incoming Secretary of Treasury choose to do so? The answer, it turns out, has to do with an important connection between the international trade and monetary agendas.
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