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Movies from the Library: Vice
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Will Sorg – Entertainment Writer The first thing I learned about Dick Cheney was that he was often compared to Darth Vader. My father had a book written by journalist Matt Labash called Fly Fishing With Darth Vader. On the cover of this book is a series of 2010s cultural figures drawn in a caricature-like…
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Gusties Dominate Knights in First Match of the Season
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The Gusties kicked off their season in convincing fashion, rolling to a 3-0 victory over SUNY-Geneseo in the first match of the Ithaca Bomber Invitational.
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In Germany, Two Professors and A Student Discover the Past and Prepare a Class for the Future
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This post comes to us from Dr. Marcia Bunge, describing her summer travels in Germany and her hopes for the course it will inspire. Recent graduate Allison James ’22 and I spent two weeks in Germany at the beginning of June. Our travels, generously funded by a donor, served as pilot for a future course in Germany.…
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As Summer Ends, A Look at What Some of Our Faculty Have Been Reading
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As summer break ends and the fall semester approaches, here’s a look at some of what the Religion faculty have been reading — outside of work and research — these past couple of months. Dr. Casey Elledge I finally had time to study Gershom Scholem’s (900 page!) critical masterwork, Sabbatai S?evi, the author’s authoritative treatment of the rise…
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“Inspired to Think Critically and Creatively: Allison James (’22) Reflects on Her Senior Thesis Project
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In our fourth post, we hear from another recent graduate, Allison James, who reflects on her senior thesis project and what it taught her about research and scholarship. (This post comes to us from Germany, where Allison was traveling with Religion Department Professor Dr. Marcia Bunge.) As a senior this past year, I was grateful to be…
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“To Fight for Justice in the Face of Seemingly Unmovable Mountains:” Emily Seppelt (’22) Reflects on a Book of Enduring Wisdom
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In our third post, our recent graduate Emily Seppelt reflects on a book she read for class that spoke to her passion for activism and public policy. One highlight of my experience in a religion class this semester was a book we read in Liberation Struggles titled Can I Get a Witness? The book was filled with biographies…
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The Her Heritage
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When the eldest of the Her kids enrolled at Gustavus, she unlocked the door to college for her six siblings.
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“Subtle Nuances and Connections:” Religion Major Jaret Glander Reflects on His Courses this Past Year
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In our next post, current major Jaret Glander discusses the classes that have effected him the most this past year. My favorite religion class was Individuals and Morality with Dr. Kessler, where we read the book of Genesis over the semester and analyzed its literary qualities through class discussions. It was cool seeing all of the…
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Gustavus Finishes 38th in Learfield Directors’ Cup Division III Standings
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The final standings for the 2021-22 Learfield Directors’ Cup in NCAA Division III were released Thursday and Gustavus finished in 38th place out of 326 institutions. Gustavus had nine teams compete in the NCAA postseason, accumulating 456 points in the Directors’ Cup.
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2022-2023 Parking Permits
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Vehicles on campus may park in any red or green permit space until August 31, when we ask all employees and returning students to park according to permit color. Ticketing in the red and green permit areas then begins at 7am on the first day of classes in the Fall, Tuesday, September 6th. Visitor parking…