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Landrum Bolling and a Bold Vision for Peace — A "Must-See" Convo Event, Feb. 1
January 27, 2012.

Former Earlham President Landrum Bolling, who served as an unofficial messenger between President Jimmy Carter and Yasser Arafat, will deliver the convocation “A Bold Vision for Peace in the Middle East” beginning at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 1, in  Goddard Auditorium. Admission is free, and the general public is invited.

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Teaching Leaders
January 2, 2012.

This story from the the Winter issue of Earlhamite magazine explores the ways Earlham faculty attempt to prepare students for lives of leadership.

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Worldwide Education: At Earlham, the Global Village Can Be Found on Campus
December 20, 2011.

It’s a successful gift that fills both the giver and the receiver with hope for a better world. That's certainly the case with Earlham College and the Davis United World College Scholars program.

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Tales From Late Night Breakfast
December 14, 2011.

An Earlham Exam Week tradition! Faculty and staff serve up late-night breakfast for students gearing up to study for finals.

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Thanks to CT-Scans, the Earlham Mummy Comes to Life
December 14, 2011.

Thanks to the partnering of Earlham College and Reid Hospital, visitors to Earlham’s Joseph Moore Museum soon will have a visual depiction of the physical makeup of Ta’an, the museum’s ancient Egyptian mummy, which recently underwent a CT-scan that will be used to create a bust and full-body display.

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Global World View Helps EC Students Bring Home Top Model UN Prizes
December 13, 2011.

Three students from Earlham’s 25-member delegation to the Lake Erie International Model United Nations Conference (LEIMUN) in Cleveland, OH, came away with top prizes.

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Holiday 2011

We head out all over campus to find out what folks are doing for the holidays and what they have... Listen

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Humans and Ants — Not So Different After All?:

According to research published by Earlham's Chris Smith, his colleague Chad Tillberg of Linfield College and others, the social structure of "dinosaur ant" colonies in South America share surprising similarities with human societies. "All across the globe," says Smith, "access to food predicts success. Nutrition is a common organizer of division of labor, from the most complex to the simplest of societies." Read more. Jump to Earlham's Biology Department. View an Earlham at 11:00 video of Smith's Biology of Insects class.

David Dawson Profile:

Earlham's new president, David Dawson, was profiled in this front page feature in the Palladium-Item. Dawson's inauguration is scheduled for October 15, 2011.

LeBron James, Academic Superstar:

Earlham's Gary DeCoker thinks basketball's LeBron James might provide a good lesson for those both inside and outside of the academy. (Paywall may prevent non-subscribers to the entire article in the July 17, 2011 edition of The Chronicle Review.)

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