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Bowdoin Uses Scholarships to Increase Racial and Ethnic Student Diversity

Bowdoin Uses Scholarships to Increase Racial and Ethnic Student Diversity BRUNSWICK, Maine The racial and ethnic makeup of the student body at Bowdoin College will be more diverse this fall because of two scholarship programs that are counteracting the state’s disadvantages in attracting minority students.Scholarships from the Posse Foundation, along with the Chamberlain Leadership Scholarship, […]

September 27, 2000

Professional Appointments

Professional AppointmentsDr. Bernice Guillaumewill become the assistant vice chancellor for academic and multicultural affairs at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. She earned a bachelor’s from Scripps College in California, a master’s from Brown University and a doctorate from Tulane University in Louisiana. Dr. Kenya Ayers-Hillardhas been appointed dean of student services at Trinity College in […]

August 16, 2000

Faculty & Staff

Higher Education In INDIA

Higher Education In INDIAA brief historical and contemporary overviewIndia has an old tradition of knowledge and learning. In fact, a well-established system of higher education functioned as early as 1000 B.C. In that system, the construction of knowledge, the beliefs on which knowledge is based, basic concepts and the organization of learning are very different […]

February 2, 2000

Sparing the Commentary Would Not Have Spoiled The Children’s Stories

Sparing the Commentary Would Not Have Spoiled The Children’s StoriesIn 1971, soul singer Marvin Gaye produced “What’s Going On,” one of the first concept albums to be released. Gaye sang about Vietnam, racism and the ecology. One song on the album that has had an endless life span is “Save the Children,” with its haunting […]

November 24, 1999

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