| NSF Grant to Support Research on Evolutionary Computation Hampshire College Professor of Computer Science Lee Spector has received a $42,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to support his research on evolutionary computation. |
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| Hampshire Student Is a Victory Congressional Intern When the federal government shut down for the first time in 17 years, Abigail Carpenter-Winch 10F found herself in a unique position. |
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| Food, Farm, and Sustainability Blog Dishes Out Seasonal Recipes Hampshire's new Food, Farm, and Sustainability blog features seasonal recipes based on the vegetables supplied through Hampshire's community supported agriculture (CSA) program. |
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| Upcoming Events |
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| Oct. 6 - 29: Faculty Art Show The Hampshire College Main Gallery will mount its annual Faculty Art Show from October 6 - 29. |
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| Hampshire College to Host TEDx Event on October 18 Hampshire College will host its third TEDx event, TEDxHampshireCollege, on Friday, October 18. It will be built around the theme “misadventures.” |
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| Oct. 31: 16th Annual Eqbal Ahmad Lecture The featured speaker is civil rights expert Kimberlé Crenshaw. The lecture is free and open to the public, and will be held in the Robert Crown Center at 4 p.m. |
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| Saxophonist and Composer Marty Ehrlich Releases New Recording Released by New World Records, the album 'A Trumpet in the Morning' is Professor Marty Ehrlich's first recording in 13 years devoted entirely to his large ensemble compositions. |
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| Professor's Film Chosen for Touring Program Professor Baba Hillman’s recent film, Decroux’s Garden, has been selected for the 51st Ann Arbor Film Festival touring program of 16mm films. The 51st AAFF tour runs through February 2014, screening in galleries, art house theaters, universities, media art centers and cinematheques throughout North America. |
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| Professor Published in American Anthropologist Professor Alan Goodman’s “Bringing Culture into Human Biology and Biology Back into Anthropology” was published in the September American Anthropologist. An expanded version of his 2007 American Anthropological Association presidential address, the article draws upon work of emerging scholars, including Naomi Azar 97F’s Division III, and extends his theoretical work on the dialectics of biology and culture. |
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| Salon.com Contributing Writer Philosophy and political theory professor Falguni Sheth has joined salon.com as a contributing writer on the Politics Team. |
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| Yash Patankar 06F Receives Dartmouth Graduate Fellowship Hampshire College graduate Yash Patankar 06F is one of the recipients of the John H. Cophenhaver and William Thomas Fellowship at Dartmouth College for the 2013 academic year. |
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| Ian Spalter 94F Among the “Most Creative” Hampshire graduate Ian Spalter 94F, director of design and experience at Foursquare, was recently named to Fast Company’s 2013 list of the 100 Most Creative People in Business. |
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| Student's Work Featured in International Installation Skye Murie 12F has painted one of the 75 Street Pianos for "Play Me I'm Yours," an international piano installation. Her piano will be installed in Central Square in Cambridge. |
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| Jenna Bitar Receives Sander Thoenes Research Award Jenna Bitar 10F received the 2013 Sander Thoenes Division III Research Award at Hampshire College. |
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| Division III Spotlight All Hampshire students complete advanced academic work on an independent project during their final year in college. View just a few of the outstanding Division III projects completed by students in the 2013 graduating class. |
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