Let’s Grow Old, So We Can Get Sick
…and stay sick because there will not be anyone there to help us. By Wyll Everett ’14
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New Publication: Sucāruvādadeśika: A Festschrift Honoring Professor Theodore Riccardi
Prof. Bruce Owens and his fellow scholar of Newar studies, Todd Lewis, co-edited Sucāruvādadeśika: A Festschrift Honoring Professor Theodore Riccardi, a volume including contributions from thirty-two…
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Sara Rosenblum seeks workplace equality
Sara Rosenblum, Philosophy major in the class of 2014, interned last summer at the Coalition of Labor Union Women in Washington, DC.
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The Philosophy Club discusses Hate Crime legislation
The Philosophy Club met on Thursday, March 21st with invited guest, Stephen Mathis, Associate Professor of Philosophy.
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Eli Flies High
Philosophy alum, Eli Mazzola ’09, is featured in the Winter 2014 issue of the Wheaton Quarterly.
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The Philosophy Club discusses The Matrix
On Thursday, February 20th, members of the Philosophy Club met to discuss the philosophical themes of the film, The Matrix.
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Poetry, Philosophy, and Baseball
Robert Pinsky, former Poet Laureate of the United States and author of “The Night Game,” among other poems, talks with Stephen Mathis, Associate Professor of…
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Living Sociology
Knapton Hall was my favorite building when I started at Wheaton.
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Girl Rising
March 27, 2014 The documentary Girl Rising focuses on the education of girls internationally and the push to reform the restrictions by sharing their personal…
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Writing for Change: Feminism and Media
April 7, 2014 Writing workshop with Heather Hewett, Associate Professor of Women’s Studies and English at SUNY New Paltz. This event is limited to 20…
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Negotiation Skills Training Workshops
March 6 & 27, 2014 This workshop will be facilitated by the Women’s Fund of Rhode Island and the WMST Program. Students must attend both…
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International Women’s Day Celebration 2014
International Women’s Day Luncheon and Talk: “Re-Imagining Immigrants as Heroes: The Visual Politics of Gender, Race, and Immigration”.
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