 ICView 2008/1 |
Emily MacDowell ’06 works to bring education to rural Nigerian children. by Liz Getman ’09 It was a frigid Saturday evening in November, yet small beads of sweat dripped from Emily MacDowell’s forehead. The young alumna was finishing... |
 ICView 2008/1 |
Controversial bioethicist Peter Singer, the distinguished speaker in the humanities, has definite ideas about our diet. by Liz Getman ’09 Around noon each day, parking lots of fast food restaurants and mini-marts are filled with people looking for a quick and inexpensive meal. For many, convenience is a primary factor... |
 ICView 2008/1 |
Reality show educates the producers and entertains audiences. by Liz Getman ’09 Dave Newberg ’09 doesn’t normally like to get his hands dirty. But last March he spent a Saturday afternoon digging through trash at a junkyard in Binghamton, New York, searching for a car tire, hubcap, and interior roof... |
 ICView 2008/1 |
A campus faith group partners with a grade school to help minority kids succeed academically and creatively. by Liz Getman ’09 Instead of catching up on sleep like most college students, Lesley “Alex” Rhoden ’11 spends her Saturdays at Beverly J. Martin Elementary School (BJM) teaching children the... |
 ICView 2007/3 |
CSCRE hosts dialogue on “Race, Torture, and the State.” The United States has the highest per capita incarceration rate in the world, with 2.2 million people currently serving time in correctional institutions. Nearly 40 percent of them are African American — yet African Americans... |
 ICView 2007/3 |
Sibling yellow Lab pups are just two of many guide dogs being trained by IC students. Blonde-haired beauties Yeltsin and Yvonne may be the most popular siblings on campus. “We walk around with these two, and you know when we’re coming up to a group of girls because they all start squealing... |
 ICView 2007/3 |
Faculty member Gossa Tsegaye ’76 makes a documentary about “the
Jungle.” Homelessness is “the state or condition of having no home,” or “the state of living in the streets.” But some choose to ascribe a different meaning to the word — and for them, ... |
 ICView 2007/3 |
Tibet’s head of state and spiritual leader offers campus a lesson on “training the
mind.” A group of meditating Tibetan monks knelt on stage, framed by a throne-like platform covered in dark red pillows and gold silk blankets. Their voices rose in a deep and sonorous chant that... |
