Yingjia Wang

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• International, ED and regular applications rise
• LPAC dance rehearsal space to favor dance majors and minors
• Spring LSE in the works to follow costly but successful ‘Roots’
• Environmentalism to be taught at Wallingford
• Bayer named Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, seeks to increase donations to the college
• ‘Techno-Islamic Cure for Posession’ talk explores electronic media and social hierarchy in Moroccan exorcism
• MULTi week questions constructs of ethnicity, race
• Sager fund turns 20 with ‘Boundaries of Queer’
• Admissions selectivity on the rise, lower yield expected
• Luce scholarship for Asian study awarded to two students
• Despite lure of admitted students’ programs at competing institutions, Ride the Tide set to draw record crowd
• Dining Services introduces compostable containers
• Dean’s office offers student life coaching
• StuCo and CAPS meet to improve outreach to students
• SDS reemerges in effort to revitalize campus activism
• Swat Sudan renamed STAND, broadens future goals
• Conference draws attention to racial profiling
• Fulbright Scholar visits Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon
• Students lobby on climate at Power Shift 2007
• Student greens dorm room as a mini-model of sustainability
• A recently revived SDS gets involved nationally, regionally
• Orientation considers changes