On Monday, September 24, oysters were pulled out of the Chesapeake Bay. On Tuesday, September 25, they were on Goucher students’ plates as part of the “Fish-to-Fork Eat Local Challenge” lunch. The meal, which was made almost entirely from ingredients originating within a 150-mile radius of campus, focused on sustainably harvested fish and seafood—easy to […]
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Goucher students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to read The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway over winter break as part of a community reading project. Early next semester, we community members will join together to participate in an informal, non-mandatory book discussion; dates and locations will be announced after the spring semester starts. Free
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Goucher students can choose a three-week Intensive Course Abroad led by Goucher faculty. During winter break, our students will be living and learning in Benin, Ghana, Honduras, South Africa, Spain, and Togo.
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The Traveling Elmers, a community-based clown troupe that performs in Baltimore and Washington, DC, will be at Goucher on Friday, September 28, and Saturday, September 29, for a 24-hour residency that will include a retreat for the college’s community-based learning partners, a lecture/performance about humanitarian clown work, and a clown workshop for the Goucher community.
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In Taboo, artist Joan Cox orchestrates and captures intimate moments between lesbian lovers. The exhibit, which is free and open to the public, runs in Goucher College’s Silber Gallery from Tuesday, October 22, to Sunday, December 8, and can be viewed Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. An artist’s reception will be
Goucher students, faculty, and staff can rise to the “Fish-to-Fork Eat Local Challenge” on Tuesday, September 25, and help support food producers in their community. Bon Appétit Management Company, the college’s food services provider, will serve a lunch made almost entirely from ingredients originating within a 150-mile radius of campus, focusing on sustainably harvested fish
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Sophie Lalanne, former executive co-director of the global market research company Ipsos, will present “Ipsos: A French Success Story” as the third annual Evelyn Myers ’37 French Lecture on Thursday, September 20, at 7 p.m. in Kelley Lecture Hall. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Flo Martin, professor
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Eliot Cutler, independent gubernatorial candidate for Maine in 2010, will present “The Parties Are Over: Why That’s Good for America” at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 24, in Hyman Forum of Goucher College’s Athenaeum. He will discuss how political hyper-partisanship has bred bitter division and legislative paralysis in Washington and why it is a good
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Goucher College will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, held from September 15 through October 15, with a series of discussions, film screenings, arts presentations, and social events. Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the contributions of Hispanic Americans to the United States and celebrates Hispanic heritage and culture. The observation started in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week. September
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