xoJane.com calls the Goucher Video Application another distinguishing factor of Goucher, saying “anything that inspires us to reconsider our assumptions about what denotes intelligence and predictors of academic success is a useful effort.”
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This Huffington Post article uses President José Antonio Bowen as a source, where he notes a private college education can bring job preparation through critical thinking and perspective.
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Author and Goucher alumna Marion Elizabeth Rodgers and her love for author H. L. Mencken are profiled in this Baltimore City Paper article.
“I’ll never use a plastic bag again,” declared first-year student Rachel Brannock, her nose wrinkled in distaste at the trash in her gloved hand. Meanwhile, Rachel’s peers slogged through the Gwynns Falls Stream behind her, the dull roar of I-95 in the background on a Friday afternoon. The Baltimore native was one of 440 first-year
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The tournament, held by the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, will raise money for the scholarship fund honoring Matt Gabriel, a Goucher student who died last year. The 16-team, single-elimination tournament will be at the tennis courts on Sunday, September 14 from noon to 4 p.m. For more information, contact Lexi Rudolph ’15 at alexis.rudolph@mail.goucher.edu.
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Goucher faculty Elisa Koehler and Rhoda Jeng perform a program at 8p.m. in Merrick Lecture Hall, featuring Ponchielli’s Trumpet Concerto and Eric Ewazen’s Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Brahms for flugelhorn and piano. Elisa Koehler will also talk about her recent book, Fanfares and Finesse: A Performer’s Guide to Trumpet History and Literature.
Elisa Koehler, trumpet and Rhoda Jung, piano Read More »
Participants in this workshop will use texts and blocking to create poems and narratives. Tea, cookies, and all poetry-making materials will be provided. Found Poetry, organized by Andrew Huff ’14 and the Academic Center for Excellence, will be held at 7 p.m. in Julia Rogers 233.
Goucher is exhibiting two new art shows. In Curvature of the Earth, Joyce Anitagrace presents mixed-media works concerning logic and art, and in OTHER, five artists explore various aspects of gender. The artists’ receptions will be held 6-9 p.m. in Rosenberg Gallery and Silber Art Gallery, respectively.
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President José A. Bowen will hold a jam session 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the T Plaza. No rules; just bring an instrument. President Bowen also invites all community members to participate in pick-up soccer game Mondays and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at the tennis court fields. To get on the mailing list for updates, email Assistant