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WSJ:
Trinity One of Top 50 Most Successful American ‘Feeder’
Colleges.
When the Wall Street Journal looked to see which
colleges send the most students to elite grad schools, they
were surprised to find that it’s not just the Ivies that are
successful in getting grads into the nation’s most prestigious
graduate programs.
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Trinfo Apprentice Program Garners SBC Grant
Trinfo Café will be
awarded a $10,000 grant from SBC Communications, in recognition of the
Trinfo Computer Technician Apprentice Program, on Thursday, October
16, at 3:30 p.m., with
Interim President Borden Painter and Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez,
in attendance.
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Do Media Images
Trigger Eating Disorders?
Claire Wiseman Study Shows
Strong Relationship Between Body Dissatisfaction and Media
Images
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A Little Productive Outrage is an Excellent Thing
Trinity College will host the 16th Annual Conference on Hunger
and Homelessness, “Building a Strong Community, Building a
Stronger Country,” from October 31 through November 2.
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Keeping Tabs on
Environmental Impact of the New Wal-Mart
Students and faculty from the Methods of Environmental
Science class, one of the core courses for the new environmental
science major, have begun work on the South Park river site in
Hartford.
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Running for Shelter
Trinity
Staffer and Students Join Hartford Marathon To Benefit Habitat for
Humanity
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Sports Highlights
Paul Assaiante Quoted in Forbes Magazine
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Daniel
Heischman:
College Chaplain,
Accomplished Scholar
The
Reverend Daniel Heischman has always been interested in the idea
of being a college chaplain. “I had a very positive experience
when I was a student at a small liberal arts college, and I’m
excited about being part of the Trinity community.”
An
accomplished teacher of religion and ethics, Reverend Heischman
was head of the upper school at St. Albans in Washington, D.C.
before coming to Trinity. He has also taught at the Trinity
School in New York City and the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School
in Rockville, Maryland. In both 2000 and 2003 he was the
recipient of the Presidential Scholars Teacher Recognition Award.
“In
addition to the physical grandeur and appeal of the chapel, which
attracted me tremendously, I have an appreciation for all the
various dimensions that are present in the life of an educational
community.”
After graduating from the College of Wooster, Reverend Heischman
earned master’s degrees from both Cambridge and Yale, and holds a
doctorate in ministry from the Princeton Theological Seminary. An
avid runner, he enjoys music, travel, and knows his way around a
kitchen.
“I
think that it’s important for a chaplain to be involved in the
fullness of campus life, and that is something that I’m very much
looking forward to here at Trinity.”
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