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by Gerry Boyle '78
More Chinese Students Choose Colby—and the Liberal Arts—over big American universities
by Stephen Collins '74
Colby researchers plumb the secrets of Ethiopia's ancient "church forests"
by Kayla Lewkowicz '14
Students practice the lost art of dating
by Mira Ptacin Boylan memoir about parenting is a new and powerful love story
Winter 2013
by Gerry Boyle ’78 Prosthetic device allows injured Marine Corps Capt. Erik Quist to walk, run, sprint—and maybe lead another day
by Stephen Collins '74 Former refugee Charles Data returns home to take part in the rise of South Sudan
by Stephen B. Collins '74 Colby research project examines challenges facing China’s aging population
by Capt. Erik Quist '99, U.S.M.C.
by Jacob McCarthy Samantha Eddy ’13 learns that a special Colby woman paved the way.
by Kurt D. Nelson
Kate Pistel ’13 played three sports in high school, so playing varsity soccer, squash, and lacrosse throughout her time at Colby is no big deal to her. But not everyone sees it that way.
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Fall 2012
by Jacob McCarthy Entrepreneurial Alliance has students flocking to the drawing board
by Gerry Boyle '78 Personal loss leads to role as leading advocate of nonviolence in South Africa
by Mike Eckel '93 Alumni consultants organize to give small businesses a boost
by Gabriella De Ferrari, L.H.D. '08, and Bree Jeppson '93
by Gerry Boyle '78 Shelley Wollert wants kids to clamor for Elska, a musical, magical friend
by Greg Reid Ex-refugees, Somali boys have big impact on elite soccer team
by Laura Meader Monty Hobson reaches out to help others and help himself
Summer 2012
by Mike Eckel '93 Victoria Esser '94 has her finger on U.S. government's digital diplomacy
by Gerry Boyle '78 Jean-Jacques Ndayisenga ’13 on economics, giving back, and why there's more to Rwanda than the movie
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