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Connecticut College Alumni Newsletter - Parent Newsletter<br>April 2009

Charles Chu: an artist inspired by many (unpredictable) moments
View photos and remarks from last Saturday's memorial; join an alumna's Chu Facebook group.

Letterman called Professor Pessin a genius
Philosopher moonlighted on the Late Show as a grad student.

Lights out on campus for Earth Hour 2009
Global event raises awareness about climate change.

Agnes Gund '60: lessons from MoMA
Museums have to innovate to stay alive and well, Gund says.

Jim Berrien '74 is president of 'the new green CNN'
Berrien, incoming chair of the Trustees, moves to Mother Nature Network.

Fulbright winner is sculpting in Hungary
Meredith Morten '72: prehistoric artifacts prove that the urge to create is timeless.

Elizabeth Enders '62 comes home to the Lyman Allyn
Five decades of her ´lyrical and meditative´ work is on exhibit through August.

President Higdon dishes out dessert -- and career advice
Travel, volunteer, listen and be willing to take risks.

Connecticut College's field hockey team ties with M.I.T. for fourth smartest in the nation.

Andrea Bianchi '87 performs in Being Audrey, an off-Broadway musical that celebrates the life of Audrey Hepburn.

Jack Tinker, director of recruiting in the Career Enhancing Life Skills office, featured in the Wall Street Journal.

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Parent Newsletter
April 2009

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