Colby Magazine, spring 2003

	Step by Step Tina Wentzel has led Colby dancers through thick and thin--from linoleum to hardwood.

	Reporting In Faculty report what they're doing on sabbatical.

	Tenure Time Three faculty join the tenured ranks.

Three faculty members were granted tenure in January by the Board of Trustees. Elisa Narin van Court (English) has taught literature at Colby since 1996 and specializes in medieval romance, Chaucer and the Alliterative Revival in the 14th century. Steven Nuss (music) has taught music theory and composition at Colby since 1996, and his published research is about blending of Western and non-Western musical techniques and models. Joseph Reisert (government) has taught political theory and American constitutional law at Colby since 1996. His interests also include moral and legal philosophy and French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Reisert currently is the Harriet Sargent Wiswell and George C. Wiswell Jr. Assistant Professor of American Constitutional Law. All three will be promoted to the rank of associate professor effective for the 2003-04 academic year.

FEATURES:

Radioheads
When Lee L'Heureux '03 arrived at Colby, WMHB radio was in a funk.
He and a band of devotees have worked to make WMHB better than ever.

The Forgotten War
A half-century after a truce ended war on the Korean Peninsula,
Colby veterans remember the call to serve.

Colby, As They See It
Colby enlisted students, staff and faculty, and sent them out to
take photos of the Colby experience--and it's not what you might expect.

In Defense of Humanity
Martha Walsh '90 works on the ultimate human rights cases:
genocide trials at The Hague.