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The Peace and Conflict Studies Program will accept applications for the Leonard M. Kurz ’75 Student Peace Award until Feb 1, 2018.

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A personal thank you to the Fossil Fuels and Climate Impact Task Force and the members of the Advisory Committee for planning and facilitating the excellent series of on-campus public dialogues that occurred this fall.

Periodically, it is important to review and update College policies. In large part because the College has increased its focus on fundraising, it is particularly prudent at this time that we should review our gift acceptance policy.

The winners of the Pioneer Weekend Innovation Competition have been announced, with the top three teams winning cash prizes to help kick-start their ideas.

Innovative methods on representing and accessing data and knowledge in the study of classics are crucial to its relevance in the modern digital era. This year, the Wilson Center once again sponsored a student to attend Harvard's Information Fluency in Classics Program.

Milk & cookies at 9 p.m., Burling Lounge

Doors will open at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 6, with gifts, prizes, discounts, and refreshments.

Baker will read from his latest book, From a Distance. The storyteller might not be completely sane. What is real and what is not? You will have to decide.

The film, chronicling the aftermath of the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, will be followed by a discussion with special guests who were in Newtown that day.

A microbiology class traveled to Yellowstone over fall break to study microorganisms in extreme environments.

The Clinton Global Health Initiative University (CGI U) conference brings students, faculty members, and thought leaders together to discuss innovative solutions to global issues ranging from education to poverty alleviation.