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This student documentary, produced by Elizabeth Cole, Charlotte Cutter, Suzanne Merkelson, Kelsey Potdevin, Olivia Sterling, and Ned Warner, tells the story of the Hathaway mill, from its time as the main cog in Waterville's economic engine, to its rebirth as a main cog in Waterville's economic recovery.

Interviews with some Colby students discussing the meaning of the Eid Celebration.

insideColby interview with Aqsa Mahmood '10, head of the Colby Muslim Group

Novelist and memoirist Jenny Boylan, professor of English, had a memorable exchange with her former teacher and mentor, the playwright Edward Albee, when Albee spoke at Colby in November 2006. Hear Boylan speak with Gerry Boyle about the gift that teachers pass on to their students.

Joan Carling, a Filipina human rights activist whose life has been under constant threat for the past year, breathed a sigh of relief upon her arrival at Colby, where she is the 2006 Oak Human Rights Fellow. Carling talks about her work, the loss of two colleagues who were victims of political killings, and living with knowledge that she could die for her cause.