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School Spirit

Appeal to the Great Spirit by Cyrus Dallin has stood as the cast bronze centerpiece of Baker Library’s Tower Room since Leslie Snow, class of 1886, gave it to the College in 1928. If the statue seems familiar, even long after your College days, it should. Copies are abundant.

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Men in Uniform

Class Notes excerpts about veterans who served in the wars of the 20th century.

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Case Study

Artist Marcel Duchamp was an out-of-the-box thinker, as a recent acquisition by the Hood Museum demonstrates.

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What’s New

A roundup of fresh findings and the latest insights from faculty and students.

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Silly Goose

Once upon a time Kendall Banning, class of 1902, tweaked nursery rhymes to make a provocative point.

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A roundup of fresh findings and new insights from faculty and students.

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Primary Colors

With election season at full tilt, here’s a photo retrospective of presidential wannabes stumping on campus through the years.

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Fresh findings and insights from faculty and students.

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What’s New

A roundup of fresh findings and insights from faculty and students.

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Ex Libris

The library’s vast bookplate collection: a glimpse into the literary past.

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Theodor Geisel ’25

Dr. Seuss on reading, writing and what to look for beyond Z.

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