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In April, author Ann M. Martin ’77 donated her literary papers to Smith College. Martin is the creator of one of the most successful series of all time—“The Baby-sitters Club,” which spawned a television show and feature film and was named one of the “Books of the Century” by the New York Times Book Review in 1998. Martin’s donated papers include story outlines, illustrations, maps and correspondence from “The Baby-sitters Club,” as well as the “The Baby-sitters Club: Little Sister” and “Main Street.” Here Martin talks about her days at Smith and why she chose to give her papers to the college, and Rare Book Room staff discuss the cataloging process.
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Jane Harman '66 spoke recently at Smith about the importance of women in public service and the vital role Smith plays in educating women leaders. During her long public career, Harman has...
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In May 2013, eight members of the class of ’38 celebrated their 75th Reunion, one of whom was Clara Taplin Rankin, who traveled from her native state of Ohio to attend the event. She...
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Sarah Hussain, president of the Class of 2013, delivered the student speech at Smith College’s 135th commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 19, 2013.
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Arianna Huffington, editor-in-chief of the Pulitzer Prize–winning online news website that bears her name, was the speaker at Smith College’s 135th commencement ceremony on Sunday,...
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Shuyao Kong, a member of the Class of 2013, delivered the student speech at Smith College’s Ivy Day celebration on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
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Sharmila “Mona” Ghosh Sinha ’88 delivered the 25th Reunion Address at Smith College’s Ivy Day celebration on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
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With Commencement approaching, three graduating Smith seniors – Shuyao Kong '13, Luvana Chowdhury '13 and Jane Ramsey AC '13 – take stock of their time at the college and...
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Artist Elizabeth Pols ’75 talks about her new exhibit, “At Water’s Edge,” which is now showing at the Alumnae House Gallery. Pols paints real and invented landscapes...
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More than 120 million people are afflicted with lymphatic filariasis, a disease that can cause a debilitating condition called elephantiasis. If a faculty-student team, led by Steve Williams,...
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Every Friday, a group of students gets a taste of New England when they travel about 10 miles north to the MacLeish Field...
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With more than 75 years of collective experience using and teaching others to use the roomful of fabricators, drills, saws, presses, welders and 3D proto-typing machines in the Center for Design...
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After graduating from Smith, Janet Clarke McKinley was a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Krakow. She went on to enjoy a successful career in investments at Capital Research and Management...
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For more than two decades, Kay Holekamp has led groundbreaking studies of spotted hyenas in the Masai Mara, Kenya. Her research is renowned because of its cross-disciplinary approach...
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Dubbed a “rock star of the world of Shakespeare,” Gail Kern Paster served in the prestigious post of director of the Folger Shakespeare Library from 2002 to 2011. As director, Paster...
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Internationally known for her research on the immune system’s response to vaccinations, Anne De Groot, who earned her medical degree from the University of Chicago, has used the genome-to-...
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What is Rally Day? It depends on whom you ask. But most importantly, it’s a day to bring together students and the college community, celebrate the rich history of Smith, and share time...
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Kathleen McCartney, dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) and an internationally recognized authority on child development and early education, has been selected as the 11th...
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Marilyn Carlson Nelson '61 is chair and former CEO of Minneapolis-based Carlson, the world's largest travel and hospitality corporation and one of the largest privately held companies....
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Please enjoy this special presentation that celebrates another season of hope
at Smith College.We hope you will find our students...
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Kathleen McCartney, dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) and an internationally recognized authority on child development and early education, has been selected as the 11th...
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The Smith College Pioneers recorded their finest season in school history last year by hitting the 20 win plateau for the first time, tallying 23 wins and winning their first ECAC title. Come...
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The South Asian Student Association celebrates 25 years at Smith with a theater production of Family Duty, a play which tells of the struggles of an Indian Muslim family. The free...
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At Smith, students take the right to vote seriously, and the Election 2012 season has seen a swarm of get-out-the-vote activity, from phone banks to canvassing, tabling and rallies.
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Smith women have a rich tradition of volunteerism, both as students and as alumnae. Volunteers: Smith Women Changing the World features just a few of these alumnae from across many generations...
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The Smith College Department of Athletics and Recreation inducted its first ever class into the Smith College Pioneers Hall of Fame on October 20, 2012 at a ceremony held at the Alumnae House....
     
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