Photos from Opening Day 2014.
A warm welcome to the Class of 2018 -- hope L&T is treating all of you well!
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Photos from Opening Day 2014.
A warm welcome to the Class of 2018 -- hope L&T is treating all of you well!
First-Year Dean Mary Ann Krisa watches the Class of 2018 assemble for a class photo on the rugby field from the top of the library.
See you tomorrow, Class of 2018!
A sneak peek of the 2014 Language and Thinking Program anthology. The anthology is a collection of written material that first-year students read during August. The authors and texts featured in the anthology change every year, but if you're curious, click here to view the table of contents for the 2013 edition. Last year, first-year students read Judith Butler, Thomas Kuhn, Gertrude Stein, Martin Luther King, Jr., Hannah Arendt, Michel Foucault, Junot Diaz, Ralph Ellison, and many other writers and thinkers from a wide variety of eras, backgrounds, and disciplines.
All of the material found in the anthology speaks to the central question of L&T: What does it mean to be human in the year 2014?
34 days until the Class of 2018 arrives on campus!
First Year Dean Mary Ann Krisa triumphantly basks in the afternoon sunlight at the end of another day spent planning the Language and Thinking Program.
"I dunno, the whole world is just a performance, in a lot of ways?"
-- Freshman in Kline
(Submitted by Anonymous)
"Art is like…the deepest window into your soul."
-- Very serious freshman in Olin
(Submitted by flannnery)
Sigh.
"Artsy girls like being motorboated..."
-- First-year in tank-top and basketball shorts at SMOG