text: 7th Annual Waterfront Festival The Center for Environment & Society brought together the campus community for the 7th annual Waterfront Festival and Cardboard Boat Regatta. A Bird in Hand When students band migratory birds at the College's research station at Chino Farms, they are helping ecologists better understand the benefits of restoring native grasslands. Interpreting the Past Professor of Anthropology Bill Schindler led students on a three-week summer immersion course that culminated with their adoption of daily living habits in a reconstructed Iron Age village. Poverty Simulation As part of the Social Inequalities course taught by Dr. Ryan Kelty, the Washington College Sociology Department sponsored the third annual poverty simulation to help students understand the experience of living at the poverty level. Natural Sciences Summer Research The natural sciences and mathematics division is a microcosm of the liberal arts school—an intimate learning environment that encourages independent thinking and fosters close working relationships between students and professors. This is Washington College Get a glimpse into campus and academic life. Habitat Summer Workday 2013 The Washington College Habitat for Humanity club traveled to Accomack County, Virginia for a service weekend. Before heading home, they had a chance to spend an evening at the Wachapreague Volunteer Fireman's Carnival and a morning at the beach in Chincoteague. It's Time to Uncover The WC campus made a very unusual wardrobe choice on March 21, but it was all for a good cause. Why Washington College During Summer Advising, students in the Class of 2016 weighed in on why they chose to come to WC. The Making of a Letterpress Broadside The Literary House Press of the Rose O'Neill Literary House at Washington College designs and prints their second annual commemorative letterpress broadside for the 2014 AWP Conference in Seattle: Nance Van Winckel's poem "Because B." This project was a collaboration with Washington-based literary journal Willow Springs. Habitat for Humanity Spring 2013 Students, faculty, and staff from Washington College traveled to Albany, Americus, and Columbus, Georgia over Spring Break to help build three homes in a partnership with Habitat for Humanity and NeighborWorks Columbus. Neurobiology Lab Dr. Jennifer Rowsell, Assistant Professor of Biology, leads a class through the dissection of dogfish sharks during a Neurobiology lab. Presidential Alumni Address Fall 2012 Washington College President Mitchell Reiss speaks to alumni about the state of the campus in Fall 2012. Video: 2012 Announcement The 2012 Sophie Kerr Prize valued at $58,274, awarded to the graduating senior from Washington College with the greatest literary promise, went to Kathryn Manion. The award presentation took place in Manhattan and honored finalists Natalie Butz, Douglas Carter, Jr., Maria Queen, and Erica Walburg. Food, People, & the Planet Washington College Professor of Archaeology and Anthropology Bill Schindler took students on a culinary adventure through international cultures in the GRW course "Food, People, & the Planet." Dance Concert Spring 2012 The Washington College Dance Program presented the 2012 Annual Dance Concert in Gibson Center for the Arts. It's a Rap! WACappella's "Glad You Chose Us" video has quickly become the most popular ever produced at Washington College. A Washington College Wednesday What's it like to be a student at Washington College? Follow Meredith and George around on a typical Wednesday. Welcome to Chestertown Washington College students enjoy the vibrant community life of historic Chestertown, Maryland. WC Dining Services: All heart. All the time. Students, faculty, and staff explain what makes dining at Washington College a wonderful, everyday experience. Commencement Video: Alumni Citations The Washington College Alumni Board awards two citations and an awards during the 230th Commencement on May 19th, 2013. Commencement Video: Senior Honors & Prizes Graduating seniors at Washington College and their families celebrate the highest honors and prizes within the power of Washington College faculty to bestow during the 230th Commencement on May 19th, 2013. Commencement Highlights Video Highlights from the 230th Commencement on May 19th, 2013, including honorary degree recipient Ed Rendell, and a traditional 18th century cheer from George Washington himself! Count Me In: Jay Maschas Washington College alumnus Jay Maschas '01 decides to make his gift to The Washington Fund. Tribute to Retiring Senior Staff Members The Washington College community gathered to celebrate and honor the contributions of three retiring members of senior staff: Kevin Coveney, Mela Dutka, and Meredith Davies Hadaway. Greenstock Throwdown 2013 To kick off Earth Week, Dining Services hosted a cooking competition in which three dishes are prepared without meat or gluten. George Versus George Mike Zurawski '12 reprises the role he made famous as George Washington, only to find himself outmaneuvered at every turn by his successor Ryan Bankert '13. But old school George still has some tricks up his sleeve… Trip to Orioles Game The Student Events Board sent Washington College students on a bus trip to Camden Yards to watch the Orioles take on the Minnesota Twins. Pulling Ahead For Parker McIntosh '13, Washington College has been a journey with a river running through it. Position Perfect With a passion for the science of GIS, Mariah Perkins '13 has already launched her career following a most unusual path. The Tragedy of King Lear The Department of Drama at Washington College presents The Tragedy of King Lear, directed by Professor Jason Rubin, featuring Professor Timothy Maloney as King Lear. Tuition Freedom Day The most interesting man at Washington College explains how tuition covers only 78% of each student's education. The remaining 22% comes from the generosity of alumni and friends of the College. Celebrate Tuition Freedom Day on March 22 by thanking donors for their giving the gift of education A Heart for Helping Engaging internships and strong faculty relationships have inspired in Jasmine Bibbs '13 a greater passion to build a career in helping others. Habitat for Humanity Harlem Shake The Washington College Habitat for Humanity team took a moment to shake things up over spring break. He's Got The Blues Lincoln has been getting all of the attention lately—even at Washington College. But that's about to change, as students set out to cure Washington's "Birthday Blues." Heart Healthy Flash Mob Washington College Dining Services hosted a Heart Healthy Flash Mob with guest appearances from First Lady Elisabeth Reiss and Gus the Goose. Birthday Ball 2013 The Washington College community danced the night away at the annual George Washington's Birthday Ball themed "The City of Oz." Smart Cookies What does it mean to be a Smart Cookie? Johnson Fitness Center Rededication The Grand Reopening of the Johnson Fitness Center packed brought scores of guests to celebrate the expansion of the space. George Washington Gets Ready for Birthday Ball George Washington gets ready for Birthday Ball 2013. Johnson Fitness Center, Winter 2013 As the Johnson Fitness Center renovation reaches completion, students and staff share their gratitude to the alumni and friends who made the update possible. Game Changers Follow the evolution of fitness at Washington College leading to the 2013 expansion of the Johnson Fitness Center. The Power of Possible One of the first in her family to attend college, Caitlyn Riehl '13 graduated premed with her pick of two top-flight medical schools awaiting her decision. Premed Student Interns At St. Jude Eshan Patel '13 says his career path began to unfold during the weeks he spent working in Professor Mindy Reynolds' biology lab. From that summer research experience in 2011, a world of opportunity opened to him. Happy Holidays! A message from President and Mrs. Reiss An App For That If you ever wanted to invest in the stock market but were too scared to try, then Kyle Benk's senior thesis is required playing. Refuel. Reboot. Rejoice. Check out the launch of the new Miller Library Café and the new website. Driving Greener Brian Palmer, Director of Digital Media Services, set out to discover ways of driving greener. Not to be as green as possible, but rather green as practical, with his 100 mile daily commute. An Eastern Shore Moment A message from President and Mrs. Reiss. International Barbeque Thanksgiving dinner party for international students! In Pursuit of Beauty The Kohl Gallery of Art opened an exquisite collection of rare volumes and prints with illustrations by some of the finest artists of the 19th and early 20th centuries. WC Chorus - Inaugural Concert The new Washington College Chorus debuts under the direction of Douglas Brandt Byerly and accompanied by pianist Grace Kim. Black Swan Performance During Alumni Weekend at Washington College, alumna Catherine Beck Shoup '87 performed at the quad with her band, Black Swan. Benny Marchant Performance Musician Ben Marchant '01 performed in the quad as part of Alumni Weekend on campus. "Pure Imagination" Performed Listen to an incredible jazzy rendition of "Pure Imagination" on your lunch hour by The Ian Trusheim Syndicate, who played onstage during Alumni Weekend, featuring Ian Trusheim '07, Trevor Williams '08, Jake Deal '10 and Tim Dolzine. It's Not Just Giving, It's Giving Back Washington College alumni explain why they continue to support the institution. Learning from Nature: Campus Garden The Student Environmental Alliance at Washington College established a garden to promote campus sustainability and experiential learning. Edible Forest Garden Inspired by Permaculture The Value of Washington College Washington College alumni explain why they continue to support the institution. Outtakes and Deleted Scenes Just for fun. You Can Move the World Washington College alumni explain why they continue to support the institution. Reid Hall at Washington College Ellen Huffman '13 describes Reid Hall, the three floor residence for women only where many first year students live at Washington College. Queen Anne's at Washington College Matt Streeter '13 describes Queen Anne's House, which offers wellness housing designed to serve students who are interested in and and committed to living well. Somerset House at Washington College Rob Robinson '14 describes Somerset House, a four-floor building that houses only men, including many first-year students, and enjoys a location facing Hodson Green that is perfect for immersion in campus activities. 30 Plays in 60 Minutes Graduates from the Department of Drama wrote, produced, and performed thirty plays as part of Washington College Alumni Weekend. Minta Martin Hall at Washington College Erin Franco '13 describes Minta Martin, a four-floor all-female residence hall located across from the campus green. Caroline House at Washington College Rachel Benders '13 describes Caroline House, the two-floor coed residence where many first year students live at Washington College. Worcester House at Washington College Jared DePermentier '14 describes Worcester House, a two-floor co-ed residence located just off the Hodson Green. Kent House at Washington College Jeff Sullivan '14 describes Kent House, a two-floor co-ed residence located just off the Hodson Green. Middle Hall at Washington College Melody Bishop '15 describes Middle Hall, a three-story residence hall facing the campus green for students interested in the creative arts. 12@Hotchkiss - Naval Academy Clarinet Quartet Naval Academy Clarinet Quartet Wicomico House at Washington College Mike Giroux describes Wicomico House, a two-floor all-male hall located next to the main campus entrance. East Hall at Washington College Taylor Goss '13 describes East Hall, a three-floor residence for students interested in international studies. West Hall at Washington College Zac Pandl '13 describes West Hall, a three-floor coed building which houses students interested in the sciences. Roommates 101: The Hungry Roommate Washington College students Ellen Huffman '13, Rob Robinson '14, and Matt Streeter '13 demonstrate how to show consideration for a sleeping roommate in pursuit of freezie pops. Roommates 101: Communication Washington College students Rob Robinson '14 and Matt Streeter '13 demonstrate effective conflict resolution between roommates in the classic episodes "The Noisy Roommate" and "The Messy Roommate." Gibson Hall at Washington College Rob Robinson '14 describes Gibson Hall, one-floor male-only hall housing students of all years. It contains singles and doubles with one triple. Sitting on the edge of campus next to Route 213, Gibson Hall gives access to campus facilities and activities while being close to several local hotspots. Chester and Sassafras Halls Alison Percich '15 describes Chester and Sassafras Halls. Each three-floor coed building houses students of all years. They contain full suites with common rooms and are situated near Kibler Field, Schottland Tennis Pavilion, and the sand volleyball court. Harford Hall at Washington College Sierra Abaie '13 describes Harford Hall, a three-floor building comprised of four seven-person suites per floor. It is located between Athey Park and the Schottland Tennis Pavilion. Tour of Chestertown It's easy to fall in love with Chestertown, a colonial port town with a deep historic heritage, riverfront vistas, and a variety of local restaurants, merchants, and traditions. 'War Stories' Presents Military Voices WC will host the premiere of the original play adapted from "Operation Homecoming," a book collection of eyewitness perspectives on war. Proceeds will benefit the National Endowment for the Arts. What to Bring to Campus Rob Robinson '14 explains to incoming Washington College students what to bring (and what not to bring) to live on campus. Fall 2012 Club Fair At the annual Club Fair, students had the chance to meet members of campus clubs and organizations to learn about participating. Letterpress Printing Natalie Butz '12, Olivia Mott '12, and Master Printer Mike Kaylor describe the publishing opportunities on the printing presses in the Rose O'Neill Literary House. Local Poet Mary Wood WC-ALL hosted an evening with poet Mary Wood. Local Poet Meredith Davies Hadaway WC-ALL hosted an evening with poet Meredith Davies Hadaway. Local Poet Dawn Miller WC-ALL hosted an evening with poet Dawn Miller. Gus the Goose Makes a Friend Gus the Goose is a friend to everyone. After a chance encounter, Beilin Zia '13 becomes best friends with the lovable mascot of Washington College. Class of 2016 Orientation Weekend During their first 48 hours on campus… Welcome Back Fall 2012 Members of the Washington College community greet the Class of 2016 and welcome back returning students. Just good ol' WAC love. Sounds of Habitat Summer 2012 Washington College's Habitat for Humanity club traveled to Onancock, Virginia for a weekend of volunteering construction work on a home. From 1932: FDR Receives Degree May 1932 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt sailed up the Chester River on the Presidential Yacht U.S.S. Sequoia to receive an honorary degree at the inauguration of Washington College President Gilbert Mead in 1932. During the weekend, students and faculty celebrated his visit with the Chestertown community with luncheons, parades and reenactments of historic moments at the College. Sophie Kerr Prize History A brief history of Washington College's Sophie Kerr Award, the largest undergraduate literary prize in the world. Mobile App Development Students in Professor Shaun Ramsey's Mobile Application development class share their experiences coding applications in mobile interface environments. Johnson Fitness Center Expansion Groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of the Benjamin A. Johnson Fitness Center at Washington College in Chestertown. Writers' Theatre: "A Major Disaster" Writers' Theatre, a student literary performance group at Washington College, personified academic majors in a murder mystery production. Hillel House Dedication Washington College has created a Hillel House on campus to support the growing and vibrant community of Jewish students. Volunteering and Community Service Washington College students and alumni explain the significance of volunteering for our communities on a personal, local, and global level. Flock Out Parents, families, friends, and fans cheered on the Washington College varsity spring sports teams at their home games in tennis, baseball, softball, and lacrosse. Quick Overview of Making Kimchi Dr. Bill Schindler demonstrates how to prepare kimchi as part of a traditional meal in his "Food, People, & the Planet" class. Quick Overview of Making Mustard Dr. Bill Schindler demonstrates how to make mustard as part of a traditional meal in his "Food, People, & the Planet" class. Alumni on Student Employment Recent Washington College alumni reflect on how their experiences as student employees prepared them to launch professional careers Quick Overview of Making Head Cheese Dr. Bill Schindler demonstrates how to prepare head cheese as part of a traditional meal in his "Food, People, & the Planet" class. Beer Bottling Workshop Dr. Bill Schindler demonstrated how to siphon home-brewed beer from carboys, add sugar to produce carbonation, and bottle the beverages in preparation for a multi-course meal in his "Food, People, & The Planet" class. Urban Scout Makes Fire As part of the second annual Locavore Lit Fest at Washington College, Rewild Portland Executive Director Peter Bauer (Urban Scout) demonstrates how to use makeshift materials to create a bow drill for starting a fire. Habitat for Humanity Spring 2012 Students, faculty, and staff from Washington College traveled to Columbus, Georgia over Spring Break to help build a home in a partnership with NeighborWorks Columbus and Habitat for Humanity. Spring Break Southwest Photography The Multimedia Production Center led an alternative to the traditional Spring Break, a photography oriented trip to several state and national parks in the Southwest USA. This short film highlights some of the sights and adventures had by the group. German Studies Major Ricky Callahan Ricky Callahan '09 speaks about his academic and professional experience as a German studies major and offers advice to current students. Hispanic / Japanese Major Akin Walker Akin Walker '10 speaks about his academic and professional experience as a Hispanic and Japanese studies major, offering advice to current students. French Studies Major Alana Wase Alana Wase '06 speaks about her academic and professional experience as a French studies major, offering advice to current students. Chesapeake Semester Testimonials This short excerpt from the 40 minute documentary about the Chesapeake Semester shares how students feel about the Chesapeake Semester after having participated. WAC Idol Highlights Host Ryan Bankert '13 introduces each of the six contestants in the 2012 WAC Idol competition. Quick Overview of Beer Making Dr. Bill Schindler introduces students to beer making, preparation of a traditional beverage as part of a multi-course meal in his "Food, People, & The Planet" class. Mackenzie Turnbull: "Warwick Avenue" WAC Idol finalist Mackenzie Turnbull '15 performs Warwick Avenue by Duffy Melody Bishop: "Beautiful Disaster" WAC Idol finalist Melody Bishop '15 performs Beautiful Disaster by Kelly Clarkson. Emily Hall: "Be the Seasons" WAC Idol finalist Emily Hall '14 performs her original song Be the Seasons. Melody Bishop: "Someone Like You" WAC Idol winner Melody Bishop '15 performs Adele's Someone Like You. Camembert Cheese Making Dr. Bill Schindler introduces students to Camembert cheese making, the first dish prepared as part of a multi-course meal in his "Food, People, & The Planet" class at Washington College. Chesapeake Semester Documentary Each fall, the Chesapeake Semester will engage a select group of students in the interdisciplinary study of North America's largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay. Birthday Ball 2012: The Great Gatsby In celebration of George Washington's birthday, the Washington College community gathered for an evening of fun and dance at the annual Birthday Ball. Mapping the Past: GW Surveys Mr. Edward Redmond, Senior Reference Specialist and Curator in the Library of Congress, Geography and Maps Division, gave a lecture on the maps of George Washington. George Gets Ready for Birthday Ball The father of a nation and founding patron of Washington College, played by Mike Zurawski '12. GW: Founder, Mascot, or Bro? Adam Goodheart, Hodson Trust-Griswold Director of the C.V. Starr Center for the American Experience, speaks about the lasting impact of George Washington in the founding of Washington College. Birthday Ball 2012 The 2012 Birthday Ball video. Toxicology Lab with STEM Students STEM students from Kent County Middle School joined Assistant Professor of Biology Mindy Reynolds' toxicology class to work on a scientific experiment in a college setting. Raghavan Seetharaman Talk New World Order and Opportunities: Bilateral Trade, Investment, Banking and Finance between the Gulf and US. Cater Society & PBK Mixer Sharing a commitment to academic excellence, the Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows and Theta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa gathered in Gibson Center for the Arts for networking and brief remarks about the unique learning opportunities available at Washington College. Happy Holidays! Students, faculty, and staff paused during finals week to share seasons greetings. "Movie: The Play" Full Performance Full recording of the 2011 Writers' Theatre show "Movie: The Play" at Washington College. Chesapeake Semester Peru Journey A glimpse into roughly 21 hours and 5,300 photos taken in Peru during the 4th journey of the Chesapeake Semester. "Movie: The Play" Featurette Writers' Theatre, a student literary performance group at Washington College, ventured into the sleeping subconscious of a college film student. 20th Anniversary Retrospective Video 20 Years In The Making Politics of Climate Change Ryan Lizza talked to Washington College at the Prince Theater in Chestertown, Maryland. Pervez Musharraf Talk Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf spoke about Pakistan, regional security and terrorism in a presentation at Washington College in Decker Theatre, Gibson Center for the Arts. Habitat for Humanity Fall 2011 Students and staff traveled down the Eastern Shore to Belle Haven, Virginia over Fall Break to help build a home with Habitat for Humanity. SEA Rallies for River The Student Environmental Alliance at Washington College joined a demonstration coordinated by the Sassafras River Association to protect the ecological health of the Eastern Shore landbase and waterways. Artifacts from Ancient Egypt Washington College Professors of Art Fatma Ismail and Alex Castro describe the Kohl Gallery's Fall 2011 exhibition of ancient Egyptian funerary artifacts. Washington College Club Fair 2011 The Washington College Student Government Association sponsored the 2011 Club Fair with 82 campus clubs and organizations represented, along with non-profit groups from the Chestertown community. "All Blues" World Premiere Play Named for the 1959 Miles Davis classic from Kind of Blue, "All Blues" is a new work by the distinguished playwright Robert Earl Price based on the story of a white newspaper reporter who traveled through the South in 1948 as a black man. 9/11 Now: A Panel Discussion Marking the 10-year anniversary of the Al-Qaeda attacks on the United States, the Richard L. Harwood Colloquy and the Goldstein Program in Public Affairs sponsored a panel of top counterterrorism expertsto assess the state of national security. All-Campus Picnic The all-campus picnic brought students, faculty, staff, and families to Kent Circle for an afternoon of music and festivities, including the introduction of Augustus the Goose, the new mascot of Washington College. Fall Convocation 2011: Robert Gallucci September 1, 2011Washington College awarded honorary degrees to international peacemaker Robert Gallucci and noted educator Nancy S. Grasmick at Fall Convocation. Rebecca Corbin Loree '00 received the Alumni Horizon Ribbon Award, and trophies were awarded to the four classes who won the "Count Me In!" challenge in support of The Washington Fund. President Mitchell Reiss also presented several academic awards. Fall Convocation 2011: Nancy Grasmick September 1, 2011Washington College awarded honorary degrees to international peacemaker Robert Gallucci and noted educator Nancy S. Grasmick at Fall Convocation. Rebecca Corbin Loree '00 received the Alumni Horizon Ribbon Award, and trophies were awarded to the four classes who won the "Count Me In!" challenge in support of The Washington Fund. President Mitchell Reiss also presented several academic awards. Chesapeake Semester Orientation Students in Washington College's Chesapeake Semester explore the ecology, history, and culture of the Chesapeake Bay with immersion experiences. They began their orientation week with an overnight trip to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, a skipjack sail, trot lining for crabs, and discussion with experts on various aspects of the Bay. Hurricane Irene The morning after Hurricane Irene, a survey of campus showed windswept trees, some fallen branches, and students evacuated to safety in Minta Martin dorm who were preparing to return to their own rooms. Landscape Ecology Tyler Brice '13, Hannah O'Malley '12, and Brendyn Meisinger '13 studied the landscape ecology of the eastern painted turtle (Chrysemys picta picta) with Assistant Professor of Biology Aaron R. Krochmal in 2011. Skipjack Martha Lewis Students in the Chesapeake Semester took a sunset cruise on the Skipjack Martha Lewis with special guest Michael Helfrich, the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper, who discussed challenges facing the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. Palladium-catalyzed Reactions The 2011 undergraduate students in Dr. Amick's laboratory are designing new palladium-catalyzed reactions for organic synthesis. Network Security Gary Fenstamaker '13 collaborated with Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Austin Lobo on examining the security of the Washington College campus network. Game Engine Design Dr. Shaun Ramsey, George Essig '13 and Otto Borden '13 are creating a 3D game engine and world with multiplayer networking capabilities. Fluoxetine in Zebrafish In 2011, Dr. Martin Connaughton and summer research student Kathy Thornton '13 focused on fluoxetine (Prozac) and its impact on the startle response in Zebrafish. Why Washington College? Students in the Class of 2015 describe why they chose to come to Washington College. Why Washington College? Students in the Class of 2014 describe why they chose to come to Washington College. Chesapeake Semester: Historic Jamestowne and Colonial Williamsburg Chesapeake Semester students hit the road for Journey 1, "Discovering a Sense of Place," which included a ten-day 842 mile trip circumnavigating the Bay. Students departed from Chestertown and traveled down the Delmarva and up the Western Shore of Maryland stopping at historic landmarks like Jamestowne, Colonial Williamsburg, Shirley Plantation, Historic St. Mary's City, our state capital Annapolis, Havre de Grace, and Port Deposit. Nearing the end of the journey Chesapeake Semester students, Washington College faculty and SEA members enjoyed a sunset sail on the skipjack Martha Lewis out on the Susquehanna Flats. Commencement 2011 Washington College celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2011 at commencement ceremonies Sunday, May 22. Legendary sports writer Frank Deford gave the keynote address and received the honorary Doctor of Letters. Dr. Tadataka Yamada, who heads the Global Health Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, received the honorary Doctor of Science. Two chemists, James Bonsack '53 and Kenneth Merz '81, were awarded Alumni Citations, and Professor Kate Moncrief, chair of the English Department, received the Alumni Association's Award for Distinguished Teaching.George Washington was on hand to present the College's highest honor to environmental studies major Rachel Field. Anthropology major Lisa Jones took home the $61,000 Sophie Kerr Prize. Video: 2011 Sophie Kerr Ceremony The winner of the 2011 Sophie Kerr Prize was announced at a special event honoring all five finalists Tuesday, May 17 in New York. Video: 2011 Announcement The winner of the 2011 Sophie Kerr Prize was announced at a special event honoring all five finalists Tuesday, May 17 in New York. Relay for Life Dunk Tank HOSA and ACS raised over $400 for the American Cancer Society as part of Relay for Life fundraising. Zebrafish Larval Lab The Ichthyology students observed Zebrafish larvae exhibiting positive phototaxis, a tendency to move towards the light. In this experiment, half of a glass tank was covered in foil to create dark conditions and students watched as the larvae settled themselves in the lighted portion. Sustainability at Washington College Students have the power to make a change on campus and in the town, and SEA has inspired and led many of the initiatives that make Washington College a more sustainable campus.SEA welcomes all majors and disciplines to join at weekly meetings and events. SEA primarily focuses on: Promoting awareness of local, national, and international environmental issues and concerns. Wellness Champion Spotlight Staff Spotlight: Mark Scott, Infrastructure EngineerE-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com: William Smith HallPhone: 410-778-8950 Rachel Glasser '11 Appears in Sports Illustrated Check out this video profile of Washington College senior swimmer Rachel Glasser, who appears in this week's Sports Illustrated in "Faces in the Crowd." Fall Convocation 2011: Marcia Invernizzi Washington College awarded honorary degrees to former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger and noted educator Marcia Invernizzi at the annual George Washington's Birthday Convocation. The College also recognized alumni, staff, and prominent community members for their contributions.Video courtesy of Office of Information Technologies Fall Convocation 2011: Lawrence Eagleburger Washington College awarded honorary degrees to former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger and noted educator Marcia Invernizzi at the annual George Washington's Birthday Convocation. The College also recognized alumni, staff, and prominent community members for their contributions.Video courtesy of Office of Information Technologies Birthday Ball 2011: Through the Looking Glass In celebration of George Washington's birthday, the Washington College community gathered for an evening of fun and dance at the annual Birthday Ball. George Washington Flash Mob On an ordinary day in February, the bronze bust of George Washington was in for a show. Renaissance Dinner The Department of Music and Dance Program presented the annual Renaissance Dinner in the Hynson Lounge with delectable fare and festivities. WACappella 2010 Winter Concert WACappella is Washington College's first and only coed a cappella group. In 2007, a few students who wanted to share their love of singing with each other and the Washington College community founded an a cappella group. Officially becoming "WACappella" in 2008, this group continues to perform popular and contemporary music. Students, family and faculty alike can check them out at campus events and their two annual end-of-semester concerts. Zumba Mashup at Washington College The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you've got a Zumba® class! 2010 Chesapeake Bay Photographers Sailing Adventure Over Fall Break, the Multimedia Production Center hosted a 4 day photography-centric experiential learning adventure for students on the upper Chesapeake Bay. Power Hour (Aerobic Fitness) Incorporating many different forms of exercise, power hour is designed to push the strength and stamina of each student. Utilizing positions and movements found in yoga, Pilates, aerobics, and weight lifting students experience a work out with a highly intensified work to rest ratio. The dynamic lifts and body positions help to gain upper body strength, increase flexibility, and improve aerobic/anaerobic fitness. Peter Maller '90 Major: Business Management Dress Rehearsal of The Imaginary Invalid The Department of Drama presents Moliere's 1673 masterpiece The Imaginary Invalid,directed by Professors Jason Rubin and Polly Sommerfeld. A senior design thesis by Susanne Vaughn; choreography by Professor Karen Smith; original music by Professor Anthony Harvey. Dress Rehearsal of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The Department of Drama presents the Stephen Sondheim musical A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, directed by Professor Jason Rubin, April 15-17 in Gibson Center for the Arts. Cater Society of Junior Fellows Research The Douglass Cater Society of Junior Fellows is the College's flagship academic enrichment program—one that rewards creativity, initiative and intellectual curiosity with competitive grants to support self-directed undergraduate research and scholarship anywhere in the world. The intent is to bring together the best and brightest in what founder Douglass Cater called "a companionship of learning." Trip to the Newseum Presidential Fellows took a trip to the Newseum in Washington, D.C. Chesapeake Semester at Echo Hill Outdoor School After our orientation to the Chesapeake Semester at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, a skipjack sail and 4 bushel of crabs, students visited Echo Hill Outdoor school for some trust and team building exercises.View video by Amanda Anastasia '13 and Kelsey Hallowell '12. Valarie Sheppard '86 Washington College Psychology alumna Valarie Sheppard reflects on her undergrad experience. Thomas Crouse '59 Washington College alumnus and Board member Tom Crouse reflects on his undergrad experience. Tim Danos '10 Washington College Political Science and Education alumnus Tim Danos reflects on his undergrad experience. Sandra Petty '99 Washington College Biology alumna Sandra Petty reflects on her undergrad experience. Missy Combes '85 Washington College Humanities alumna Missy Combes reflects on her undergrad experience. Kentavius Jones '04 Washington College Political Science alumnus Kentavius Jones reflects on his undergrad experience. Edwin Weber '49 Washington College alumnus Edwin Weber reflects on his undergrad experience. Christopher Ely '70 Ely graduated in 1970 with a B.A. in Psychology. Charlie Athey '01 Washington College Drama alumnus Charlie Athey reflects on his experience as an undergrad. C.A. Hutton '72 Washington College Drama alumnus C.A. Hutton reflects on his experience as an undergrad. Hail Cove at Eastern Neck Island A living shoreline at Eastern Neck Island Wildlife Refuge includes the introduction of oysters and marine grasses. Horseshoe Crab Ecology Program The Washington College Center for Environment & Society hosted a public horseshoe crab ecology event at Eastern Neck Island with a presentation by Martha Shaum of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Commencement 2010 Washington College marked the end of the academic year—and the final year of President Baird Tipson's tenure—with the annual conferring of degrees. The Took Performs "Space Cadet" Washington College alumni band The Took performs "Space Cadet" at Reunion 2010. Reunion 2010 Musicians' Showcase This video features some of the many alumni performances from Reunion Weekend: Ghostbox, Kentavius Jones featuring Let it Ride, The Steel-Point Archery Club, and The Took. 2010 Commencement Eve Ball The Washington College Class of 2010 danced the night away with family and friends in the final celebration leading up to Commencement. Washington College May Day Tradition Bennett Lamond, Professor of English, Emeritus, explains the origins of May Day at Washington College, a campus tradition shrouded in local folklore. Eastern Neck Shoreline Cleanup The Center for Environment & Society and Friends of Eastern Neck hosted a shoreline cleanup to pick up trash and debris that accumulated over the winter months Business Class Mock Trial An example of the Pre-Law program at work at Washington College. The mock trial shown here reflects a contemporary case allowing the students to work not only with current news and gain a better understanding of the proceedings, but to engage with the rapidly evolving world of legislation in the digital domain. Confluence Art Exhibit, Spring 2010 Washington College's 2010 Senior Capstone Experience in Studio Art, the Visual Art Thesis Exhibition, on display in the Kohl Gallery, will feature the culminating projects of seven graduating seniors. Fashion Photo Shoot 2008 The final event of the MPC's Photography Marathon, the Fashion Photo Shoot, gives its participants the opportunity to apply what they have learned in workshops and in previous hands on sessions. Walk a Mile in Her Shoes 2010 Fifty-five pairs of red shoes were worn by men at Washington College for "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes," the international men's march to stop rape, sexual assault, and gender violence. Heads You Win The Washington College Student Events Board presented Heads You Win, where students competed to keep their hands on George Washington's bronze head the longest. Event winner Taylor Bresnahan recaps the event with SEB Director of Traditions Alex Insel '12. NYC Photo Safari The Washington College Photography Club ventured to NYC in January 2010 for a two day photo safari. This is is every photo shot by Brian Palmer during that 2 day trip, set to the soundtrack "Craft" by Adhesion, via MusicAlley.com Washington College Snowpocalypse During the first major snowstorm of 2010, Washington College students found ways to stay warm while having fun. Gift to Mitchell Reiss SGA President Tri-Ofosu-Ameyaw '10 presents a sweater to Washington College President-Elect Mitchell B. Reiss on behalf of the student body. Mitchell B. Reiss Addresses College Washington College President-Elect Mitchell B. 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|Rim reconstruction with autogenous iliac crest for anterior glenoid deficiency: forty-three instability cases followed for 5-19 years.
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|BACKGROUND: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the long-term results of instability patients treated with iliac crest graft glenoid augmentation. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Retrospective study including 48 consecutive patients (40 male; mean age 25; range, 17-35) with defects ranging from 15% to 25%. There were 20 primary and 28 revision cases. Three patients declined follow-up examination, and 5 lost to >5 years follow-up. Mean follow-up was 9.2 years (range, 5-19). Reconstruction comprised: iliac crest graft, interposition of the labrum on the burred surface of the graft and capsular re-tensioning. We measured the Oxford Shoulder Instability Score (OSIS) and assessed arthrotic changes and atrophy and fatty infiltration of the subscapularis. RESULTS: 8/43 had residual pain, 3/43 had a subjective sensation of instability, 1/43 had a re-dislocation and required re-intervention. The mean OSIS was 18.1 points (12-50) (n = 40). 1/40 developed postoperative subscapularis insufficiency. The mean subscapularis atrophy was 6% (46% atrophy to 41% hypertrophy). 2/40 had a relevant fatty infiltration of the SSC muscle stage III to stage IV. 19/40 had mild and 1/40 had a moderate arthrosis. Arthrosis progressed by 1 stage in 7 of 35 shoulders. The mean residual glenoid defect was 4.0% (0-13.5) (n = 40). CONCLUSION: Glenoid rim reconstruction with iliac crest graft was equally effective for patients with primary repair and for failed previous stabilization. It offered the advantage of an anatomic reconstruction with a comparatively good long-term preservation of the joint line.
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This course examines the interrogation, detention, and prosecution of terrorism suspects in the United States, both in Article III federal courts and military commissions. We will begin the course with background classes on: (1) the torture debate in America; (2) the history of proceedings against analogous "unlawful combatants" in the United States (e.g., Civil War southern sympathizers and Nazi saboteurs); (3) Guantanamo; and (4) terrorism. Other classes will feature guest speakers with relevant expertise, such as prosecutors, defense attorneys, laws-of-war experts, journalists, military-commission experts, and policymakers. Students will be asked to prepare: (a) four reaction essays of 500-1000 words in length on 4 different weekly reading assignments; and (b) one 10-15 minute oral presentation on a weekly reading assignment for which the student did not prepare an essay. There will also be a 24-hour take-home final examination which can be taken during any continuous 24 hours of the final examination period. There is no long-paper option for this course.Credits: 3
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There's an old saying that, while failure is an excellent teacher, success has few lessons. While this isn't exactly the case—success often has lessons to teach for those who want to repeat it—sometimes the lessons of success are just a lot harder to find, and that's unexpectedly being learned by Sony's Shuhei Yoshida, who's feeling a "bit nervous" about Sony's recent success, and what kind of lessons this success has to teach.
Yoshida, in an interview with Eurogamer, found himself concerned that he couldn't quite get a handle on why the PlayStation 4 was selling as well as it was. PS4's results, Yoshida noted, had "...defied the conventional thinking." As he elaborated, "Lots of people thought the dedicated game hardware might not be needed going forward, but still lots of people are very excited." Indeed, somewhere around 10 million people are very excited, with the console having sold 10 million units. Indeed, this generation seems to be trending stronger than the previous, and that's proving unexpected for Sony. Worse, that's proving worrisome; Sony is concerned that it may ultimately exhaust its core customers.
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So it doesn't look to be bad news for Sony here; it's not likely to reach the end of its console market any time soon, and the big sales may well carry on for some time to come. Of course, given that it's almost been a year now since the consoles emerged, sales are inevitably going to slow. But with an early-mover advantage, better pricing since the outset—until Microsoft started in with the Kinect-free version and the assorted bundles—it's a reasonable explanation of why Sony's doing as well as it is, and why this time around, it may well have control of the console wars.
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RIVIERA Sound, one of the West Country's leading ladies' four-part harmony choruses, are inviting local ladies to blow away the New Year cobwebs.
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|Leonurine (SCM-198) attenuates myocardial fibrotic response via inhibition of NAPDH oxidase 4.
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|In our previous studies, we have reported that leonurine, a plant phenolic alkaloid in Herba leonuri, exerted cardioprotective properties in a number of preclinical experiments. Herein, we investigated the roles and the possible mechanisms of leonurine for reducing fibrotic responses in angiotensin II (Ang II)-stimulated primary neonatal rat cardiac fibroblasts and post-myocardial infarction (MI) rats. In vitro experiments were performed in neonatal rat cardiac fibroblasts, leonurine (10-20μM) pretreatment attenuated Ang II-induced activation of extracellular signal-regulated kinase 1/2 (ERK1/2), production of intracellular reactive oxygen species (ROS), expression and activity of matrix metalloproteinase (MMP)-2/9, as well as expression of α-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA) and types I and III collagen. A small interfering RNA-mediated knockdown strategy of NAPDH oxidase 4 (Nox4) revealed that Nox4 was required for Ang II-induced the activation of cardiac fibroblasts. In vivo studies using post-MI model in rats indicated that administration of leonurine inhibited myocardial fibrosis while reducing cardiac Nox4 expression, ROS production, NF-κB activation, and plasma MMP-2 activity. In conclusion, our results provided the first evidence that leonurine could prevent cardiac fibrosis and the activation of cardiac fibroblasts partly through modulation of Nox4-ROS pathway.
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He had longed to be Pope. He has loved being Pope. He expected to die as Pope.
Two weeks ago he announced in Latin he wasn't up to it any more. Up to what? He spent most of his time writing and took time off to tinkle on the piano and stroke his cat.
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The most important element in any mosque is the mihrab, the niche that indicates the direction of Mecca. Because it functions as the focal point in prayer ritual, its decoration was executed with great skill and devotion. This example from the Madrasa Imami in Isfahan, founded in 755 A.H./1354 A.D., is composed of a mosaic of small glazed tiles fitted together to form various geometric and floral patterns and inscriptions. The inscriptional frieze in muhaqqaq script containing sura IX:1422 from the Quran runs from the bottom right to the bottom left; a second inscription, in kufic script, with sayings of the Prophet, borders the pointed arch of the niche; and a third inscription, in cursive, is set in a frame at the center of the niche. The bottom of the niche, just below the central inscription, and a substantial part of the beginning and end of the main inscription were restored by skillful potters in Isfahan in the mid-1920s.


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He spent a couple of weeks in and around Toronto and Europe. Mostly talking to Institutiions. And it sounded like he was putting out small fires at every turn. The Institutions are just as unhappy as the regular shareholder. The big difference is, it is the institutions that seem to be the crux of the problem.
Institutuins change managers on a regular basis. They also have " Sunset " clauses as to how long they can maintain a position. So who are the main sellers. They are. Then add in the disenchated " Joe shareholder " and you end up with what we have. A mess.
They also want to be there for the big turnaround. BUT, they don't want to be the first to buy. They want to see the trend set. Then they will jump on board. I don't see " Joe shareholder " being the catalyst to change things around.
Sounded like David and the players had some spirited exchanges and David felt that in the end it was a very positive trip. Even the so-called big players need their hand held at times.
At some point some outfit will get on board first. Likely when the money starts to come in. Then they will all start to try to squeeze through a very tight doorway. THAT is when things get interesting.
There is still no definitive start up date. It depends on Xstrata deciding Perserverance has run its course. In the meantime they stockpile ore for the day it is needed. YES, it has been a long wait. We all know the old saw. Location, Location, Locatioin. Make that read Patience, Patience, Patience. Your day will come.
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Nick Jonas Reveals Which Jonas Brother 'Initiated' the Band's Breakup [VIDEO]
Nick Jonas revealed some pretty crucial details about the Jonas Brothers' decision to break up -- including which brother initiated it.
Nick Jonas revealed some pretty crucial details about the Jonas Brothers' decision to break up -- including which brother initiated it.
There can never be too many cute Jonases in the world. Kevin Jonas and his wife Danielle recently welcomed their first child Alena Rose to the clan, and thanks to uncle Joe Jonas, we can now confirm that their good-lookin' family genes are going strong.
Joe Jonas is a proud uncle indeed.
The former Jonas Brother member became a first-time uncle when his brother Kevin (and Kevin's wife Danielle) welcomed baby Alena Rose to the family on Feb. 2.
Meet the newest member of the Jonas family! Proud papa Kevin Jonas shared the first photo of him holding his newborn daughter on Instagram today (Feb. 5), and it is beyond adorable!
Get ready to freak, Lovatics and Jonas Brothers fans -- Nick Jonas is the musical and creative director for Demi Lovato's Neon Lights Tour.
Congratulations to Kevin Jonas and his wife Danielle -- the two are now the proud parents of a baby girl!
Joe Jonas raised a lot of eyebrows (and got a lot of side eye) for his New York magazine essay in which he basically penned a tell-all about his time as a Jonas Brother -- and threw Miley Cyrus and ex Demi Lovato under the bus in the process.
But it's all good, because he feels great about it.
The Jonas Brothers broke up earlier this year, canceling a tour and leaving the fate of 'V,' the album they were working on at the time of their split, up in the air for a hot minute.
Considering Demi Lovato is closer with the Jonas Brothers than any of their fellow Disney alumni, it's only natural that the 'Neon Lights' singer would be asked about their split. Does she have any inside details or insight onto the sudden breakup that shook the boy band's world?
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