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February 12, 2014

NexDrive, a startup founded by two current students, gets some love in Forbes column

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HKI has been has been saving the sight and lives of the most vulnerable populations through the distribution of vitamin A capsules since 1972. The effort started in Asia and Central American; by 1980 distribution had expanded worldwide.

February 12, 2014

The 2014 Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership honors Helen Keller International for its worldwide fight against blindness

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February 6, 2014

Meet the Podlich Fellow-in-Residence: Award-winning author, critic and translator Daniel Mendelsohn

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Brian Davidson '08, in a clip from his TBS promo video.

February 6, 2014

Nerd is the word for CMC alumnus Brian Davidson, starring in popular TBS game show

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Lighting across campus is now consistently clean and bright, with the addition last summer of LEDs in many areas.

February 6, 2014

Green and bright: LEDs give CMC a cost-saving glow

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February 6, 2014

Professor Robert Faggen adds to his Robert Frost scholarship with publication of definitive volume of the poet’s letters

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December 16, 2013

Tina Nguyen '11's appearance on Jeopardy! sparked an answer-gone-viral

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December 11, 2013

Overheard at the Ath

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Anticipating Luna’s inclusion in Wiseman’s TIME article, the magazine dispatched an award-winning, young British freelance photographer (Laura Pannack) to photograph Luna on CMC’s campus one Saturday. The shoot with Pannack started on a late, clear m

December 5, 2013

CMC freshman Sebastian Luna shares heartache and truths about boys with bestselling author in TIME feature story

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December 3, 2013

CMC professor’s research into awe-inspiring moments boosts belief in a higher power

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December 3, 2013

Acclaim for a poetic 'pugilist'

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November 26, 2013

The American visions of Ricardo Quinones' poetry

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Art stolen from the Jeu de Paume museum in Paris by the Nazis during World War II. (Photo courtesy of Archives des Musees Nationaux a Paris.)

November 8, 2013

Lost treasures found

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(Sony Pictures) Tom Hanks in director Paul Greengrass's "Captain Phillips," which recalls the 2009 real-life hijacking of a U.S. container ship by Somali pirates. Anti-piracy is a topic anchoring a forthcoming book by John Clark Levin '12 and profess

October 31, 2013

Arming Captain Phillips

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October 21, 2013

At ease with Latin poets and Stephen Colbert, too

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October 16, 2013

A swami's insights into success

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CMC Currents

NexDrive, a startup founded by two current students, gets some love in Forbes column

The 2014 Henry R. Kravis Prize in Leadership honors Helen Keller International for its worldwide fight against blindness

Meet the Podlich Fellow-in-Residence: Award-winning author, critic and translator Daniel Mendelsohn

Nerd is the word for CMC alumnus Brian Davidson, starring in popular TBS game show

Green and bright: LEDs give CMC a cost-saving glow

Professor Robert Faggen adds to his Robert Frost scholarship with publication of definitive volume of the poet’s letters

Tina Nguyen '11's appearance on Jeopardy! sparked an answer-gone-viral

Overheard at the Ath

CMC freshman Sebastian Luna shares heartache and truths about boys with bestselling author in TIME feature story

CMC professor’s research into awe-inspiring moments boosts belief in a higher power

Acclaim for a poetic 'pugilist'

The American visions of Ricardo Quinones' poetry

Lost treasures found

Arming Captain Phillips

At ease with Latin poets and Stephen Colbert, too

A swami's insights into success

Three CMC students earn Goldwater Scholarship awards in record year

CMC Conversations podcast: Leadership in Dodger blue with Scott Akasaki ’98

CMC Model United Nations team triumphs with an award-winning season