English Department News

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  A Healthy Respect for His Freedom
  
  
• Albany Times Union
  Creeping Federal Control of Education
  Standardized Tests Have Important Role to Play
  
  
• American History Magazine
  “Evacuation Day: New York City’s Forgotten Past”
  
  
• AScribe, Gettysburg, Pa.
  College Students Lend Spring Break Energy to Hurricane Relief Efforts
  College Students to Flood Gulf Coast With Youthful Energy This Spring
  
  
• Baltimore Sun.com
  Worcester Co. educator wins state award
  
  
• Beacon Villager, Concord, Mass.
  Circuitous route leads former lobbyist to ArtSpace
  
  
• Booknotes
  The Mold in Dr. Florey’s Coat: The Story of the Penicillin Miracle
  
  
• Bucks County (PA) Courier Times
  CR-North grad excels in two sports
  
  
• Bucks County Courier Times, Levittown, Pa.
  Young author self-publishes novel
  
  
• Buffalo News, Buffalo, N.Y.
  SAT becoming less important
  Hats off to teachers
  
  
• Business Times, Singapore
  Indonesia faces test of democracy
  
  
• Business Week
  BusinessWeek Names Jessica Sibley Worldwide Publisher
  
  
• Cape Cod Chronicle
  Chatham to Vietnam: Student experiences life abroad
  
  
• Cape Codder, brewster, Mass.
  Salo-Barbieri
  
  
• Chemical and Engineering News, Washington, D.C.
  Success Stories: ACS Scholars Include 2004 Rhodes Recipient
  
  
• Chemistry, American Chemical Association, Washington, D.C.
  From the Desk of the Executive Director
  
  
• China Daily, Beijing, China
  Monkey King opera crowned a success in America
  
  
• Chronicle of Higher Education
  Writes of Passage
  Anthropological Association to Honor 10 Scholars
  Destination Unknown
  
  
• Chronicle of Higher Education, Washington, D.C.
  On Librarians' Nightstands
  
  
• Citizen, Auburn, N.Y.
  March on Albany points out ‘years of inaction’
  Troops aren't being sent to build sand castles, professor says
  
  
• Cohasset Mariner, Marshfield, Mass.
  Deer Hill teacher spreads her love of literature to students
  
  
• College Journal
  Pay Outlook Is Bright For Liberal-Arts Grads
  
  
• College News.org
  The Liberal Arts are Thriving
  
  
• Daily Messenger
  New middle school principal at Whitman
  
  
• Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, N.Y.
  College Notebook
  College Notes
  Three Kings Day: Bringing Diverse People Together
  The right chemistry for Oxford
  Big head start for valedictorian
  
  
• Daily Orange, Syracuse, N.Y.
  Feeding the beast
  
  
• Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas
  Talking Tolkien
  
  
• Democrat and Chronicle
  Colleges introduce 'Real World 101'
  Colleges woo VIPs to talk to graduates
  
  
• Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
  High grades given at area colleges spur questions
  Spanglish is catching on, but not everyone is happy
  Former university, YMCA trustee dies at age 94
  Speaking in tongues
  Dissident writer from Iran in midst of Ithaca respite
  'Insider' teaches campaign politics
  College-bound high school seniors' futures are on the line
  Learn Russian on computer? Profs to help
  Schools' sympathetic ear
  Serious students use the break to learn
  Colleges respond to terror with September Eleventh 101
  
  
• Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY
  Study says N.Y. kids' chance for success is better than average
  
  
• Dominion Post, Morgantown, WV
  Forever Young- 91-year old busy in retirement
  
  
• Douglas County News-Press
  Douglas County graduate heads to Indonesia
  
  
• Expatica Communications BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands
  US expats in Holland search for a Democrat champion
  
  
• Finger Lakes Times
  Attitude adjustment might help
  A Champion of Women's Rights
  HWS project raises concerns
  An ARTS academy for Geneva: Church taking over educating children in musical pursuits
  Genevans mark day with joint service
  Prodigious pieces
  'Greatest year of my life': HWS professor, family spend year in Estonia
  Man's best friend
  Chat rooms aid HWS language students
  Made-for-TV wedding
  
  
• Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, N.Y.
  HWS Fisher Center series explores gender, memories
  French Caribbean author to speak at HWS
  Three named to senior staff at HWS Colleges
  COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
  Behind the Photograph
  Genevan headed to Africa
  Genevan wins '06 Hispanic heritage award
  A chance to serve: Seneca Falls women volunteered at Nicaraguan orphanage
  Plankton protection
  Fast bucks for First Book
  Geneva’s Guggenheim winner defies labels
  HWS names communications director after year search
  Looking back on 36 years
  Genevan was a mentor, friend
  The Lord of The Smith: Opera House to show all three hit movies in marathon event
  ‘Messiah’ concert to be a memorial
  A thousand cranes for peace: HWS students work on project with Japanese exchange student
  NY Times writer to talk about politics at HWS
  WS Students are Rhodes nominees
  Beijing opera will be Oct. 15 at The Smith
  Matthews urges grads to learn how to compete
  Must-see TV: Shows are created, popular because we keep watching
  Picking a president: Residents to follow campaign
  Hispanic Heritage Month begins
  Still teaching English, just in different venue
  One-woman play joins Arts Festival
  Helping keep Spanish alive: Group urges parents to read to kids
  Saying sayonara to Sally; Waterloo principal to observe Japan’s schools, culture
  Graduation must go on ... Thunderstorms force HWS ceremony indoors
  Bringing the world to Geneva
  Border City-HWS programs lauded
  Lack of details bothers many
  Centenarian enjoyed NYC
  HWS professor to lead screenwriting class
  HWS professor named to editorial board
  Geneva Youth Theater Guild to stage retelling of classic play
  C-SPAN films Colleges' graduation
  HWS Commencement 2000
  HWS professor hopes 'Election' wins Oscar
  
  
• Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, NY
  William Smith student receives Fulbright award
  Hobart grad to talk about Energy Star program at FLI
  
  
• Government Video magazine
  Building BRIDGEs
  
  
• Harvard Law News, Cambridge, Mass.
  School Wins Record Number of Skadden Fellowships
  
  
• Herald on-line
  Author returns to Marion Street
  
  
• Herald.net, Everett, Wash.
  A voice for Ethiopians - Everett man's Web site offers mix of news, activism
  
  
• Houston Chronicle, Houston, Texas
  Jim Hightower battles the right with humor and courage
  
  
• Inside Lacrosse
  William Smith's Erickson receives Fulbright Assistantship
  
  
• Islam Online
  'From Deir Yassin to the Wall': Unusual Memorial
  
  
• Ithaca Journal
  Sarah Yoon-Miller to attend William Smith
  
  
• Ithaca Journal, Ithaca, N.Y.
  'Voices of Freedom' marks arrival of Daneshvar
  
  
• Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia
  Left out in the cold as protesters come to town
  
  
• Jordan Times, Jordan
  The Tragic Month of April
  
  
• Kinston Free Press, Kinston, N.C.
  Area choirs to perform Vivaldi's 'Gloria'
  
  
• Life Sciences Weekly
  Anthropology update understanding of life sciences prevention
  
  
• Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif.
  The Students Grade L.A.
  A Beautiful Journey to Professional Nirvana
  
  
• Maine Boats and Harbors magazine
  Townie
  
  
• Marin Independent-Journal, San Rafael, Calif.
  College notebook
  
  
• Movie Poop Shoot
  DANCIN' THE 'TANGO' WITH ROBERT DUVALL
  CATCHING THE DREAM WITH JASON LEE
  
  
• MSNBC
  New Hampshire puts women in charge at Statehouse
  
  
• Myrtle Beach Sun
  The Admissions Obsession
  
  
• New Britain Herald, New Britain, Conn.
  Peace Corps works despite wars
  
  
• New York Times
  The Old Masters Detective Agency
  Deep Roots Guarantee a Bookseller's Independence
  Growing a Collection to Fill the SFMOMA's Gaps
  A Hazy Look at Women's and Music's History
  
  
• New York Times, New York, N.Y.
  Students’ Paths to Small Colleges Can Bypass SAT
  Oprah's Book Club Turns to Elie Wiesel
  Does the Koran Belong in Class?
  
  
• Observer-Dispatch, Utica, N.Y.
  Dardano is more than just a librarian
  
  
• Oklahoma University Daily, Oklahoma City, Okla.
  Sooner Celebrity Nancy Mergler
  
  
• Orange County Register, Santa Ana, Calif.
  Gaddi Vasquez at peace in new role
  
  
• Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Fla.
  Figures of speech
  
  
• Oswego County Business Magazine
  From Russian Bear to Bull Market
  
  
• Parade Magazine
  Here’s how five communities are making sure their children get a quality education.
  
  
• Pawling News Chronicle, Pawling, N.Y.
  Wagner uses local scholarship to study in England
  
  
• Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
  Barriers broken with love in multicultural families
  
  
• Portland (Maine) Press Herald
  Busier, and better, than ever
  
  
• Post Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
  William Smith, Hobart move up; Nazareth off list
  
  
• Post-Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
  A healthy respect for his freedom
  Groups mark January as National Mentoring Month
  Ithaca project sponsors Iranian writer
  Debate over gay marriage heats up
  Degree in men's studies is no laughing matter
  
  
• Poughkeepsie Journal, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
  Local man to hike for AIDS group
  
  
• Prague Post, Prague, Czech Republic
  Tom Hasler: Prodigal son's odyssey
  
  
• Radio Singapore International
  What lies ahead for Democratic Presidential nominee, John Kerry?
  Democrats fear return of Ralph Nader
  US Democrats race for last minute votes in Iowa
  
  
• Rochester Business Journal, Rochester, N.Y.
  A deep understanding of risk in a new era
  
  
• San Francisco Examiner
  Journey to the new Celebrating Modern Art: The Anderson Collection marks the largest exhibition in SFMOMA's history
  
  
• Sharon (Mass.) Advocate
  Holleran assists in athletic communications office
  
  
• SUNY Cortland
  Distinguished Professor Van Burd to Discuss John Ruskin's Naughty Books on Nov. 8
  
  
• Syracuse Post-Standard
  Many Colleges won't use SAT essay
  
  
• The Daily Star, Oneonta, NY
  HWS Board Member Finalist for Hartwick President
  
  
• The Journal News, White Plains, N.Y.
  A swimmer's remembrances
  
  
• The Montrealer
  Pierre McGuire – passionate about hockey and family
  
  
• The New York Times
  Community College: For Achievers, a New Destination
  Road Trip: On Route 20, Where the Past is Present
  How Does Their Garden Grow? Very Well, Say Junior Farmers at Bronx Science
  
  
• The New York Times, New York, N.Y.
  New Look at Drug's Genesis Offers a Cure for Anonymity
  A Poet's Spirit Springs to Life on Death Row
  
  
• The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
  New director likes Oberlin museum's style
  
  
• The Produce News, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.
  CAC Names New Marketing Director
  
  
• The Recorder, Greenfield, Mass.
  Harvey Guthrie
  
  
• The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Va.
  Bonded to the corps
  
  
• The Salem News, Beverly, Mass.
  College Notebook
  
  
• The Star-Ledger
  PATERSON'S HELPING HANDS
  
  
• The Times, Trenton, N.J.
  Local Athletes
  Peddie's Hamilton All-Academic star
  
  
• Tikkun magazine
  Poles, Jews, and Post-Communist Insecurities
  
  
• Times Dispatch, Richmond, Va.
  Backbreaking break - New York students give up free time to help maintain trails
  
  
• Tufts University, Medford, Mass.
  A Unique Situation Room
  
  
• United Press International
  SAT requirement losing appeal
  
  
• USA Today
  Hilton Head, way ahead of its time
  
  
• USA Today, McLean, Va.
  Or does the furor fuel his popularity?
  
  
• USCHO.com
  This Week in the ECAC West
  
  
• VirtueOnline
  As Eye See It: Bonfire of the Sacristies: to the 2006 General Convention
  
  
• Voice of America
  Margaret Weitekamp on Voice of America
  
  
• Voice of America, Washington, D.C.
  An Old Sport Acquires New Fans
  
  
• Washington Post, Washington, D.C.
  Columnist Mary McGrory Dies at 85
  City Council Candidates
  Colleges Worth Considering
  
  
• Washington Post, Washington, DC
  Beth Brophy '76 Has Book Reviewed in Washington Post
  
  
• Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Washington, D.C.
  In Memoriam: Issam Mufid Nashashibi (1951-2003)
  
  
• WMDT Television, Channel 47, ABC
  Worcester County Teacher Named Teacher Of The Year
  
  
• WROC-TV, Rocheste,r N.Y.
  Hobart & William Smith Colleges make SAT optional for applicants