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Professor David Robbins to Succeed Steve Peterson
as Associate Academic Dean
The Dean of Faculty’s office has announced that Seabury Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy David Robbins has accepted an appointment to succeed Stephen L. Peterson as associate academic dean.
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New Vice President for Alumni Relations and Communications
Kathleen O’Connor Boelhouwer ’85 has joined the administration as the College’s vice president for alumni relations and communications.
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Long Walk Re-Opened
The unsightly fences have been removed, the construction equipment is nowhere to be found, and the parking lots on Summit Street are filled with cars. As the spring semester begins, the Long Walk is once again operational and the Quad appears to be back to normal.
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Men’s Squash on Familiar Ground
It is early in the season and the Trinity men’s squash team is in its rightful place atop the intercollegiate squash world. After seven straight national championships and a winning streak that dates back to 1998, it would be easy to think that the Bantams are in a comfort zone.
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Sports
Highlights
Senior Mike Blair Sets Victory Record, Reaches 100 Career Wins for Wrestling,
and Takes Prestigious Football Award.
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In the News
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Milestones
Recognizing members of the campus
community for their years of service to Trinity
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A pair of foxes
lie
in the snow near the lower Long Walk.
Photo
by Rita Law.
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3 Questions for ...
Frank Kirkpatrick ’64
Interim Dean of Faculty
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What about being dean of the faculty
have you found most surprising?
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What lessons from your undergraduate
experience at Trinity do you still benefit from today?
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As a professor of religion, and given
the state of the world today, is religion a positive force?
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What they’re reading…
Robin Sheppard,
Associate Director of Athletics and
Assistant Director of the First-Year Program
"My reading patterns range from feast to
famine, but my preference is always the same: fiction."
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During a convocation ceremony in the
Ferris Athletic Center on January 17, 1986, Trinity
conferred an honorary doctor of divinity degree on the Rt.
Rev. Desmond Tutu, Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg, in
recognition of his longstanding fight against apartheid in
South Africa. In his address, the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize
winner referred to apartheid as an evil causing “unknown
suffering and demoralization” and said that he would
continue to speak out as long as necessary until, in a
reference to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., all people in
South Africa are “free at last.”
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