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Life at 44 Green St., or How I Survived the Swine of ’09

Influenza season 2009 has brought a widespread epidemic of H1N1 (swine flu) and conventional influenza, as well as a host of alerts, cautions and changes in the way we regard illness. Smith students with flu-like symptoms this fall have been moving temporarily to 44 Green St. for isolation during their illness. [That policy will change as of November 29.] Thanks to a steady supply of comfort food and tasty snacks supplied by dining services, life at 44 Green isn't so bad, reports Julie Colatrella ’12, who recently spent time there.

Smith Again Tops in Students Abroad

Smith College again tops the list of baccalaureate institutions nationally for sending the largest number of students abroad for a full year in 2007-08, as reported by the 2009 Open Doors report. The 149 Smith students who studied abroad for a year represents 50 percent of the total number who went abroad that year.

Public Safety Director to Princeton

Paul Ominsky, director of the three-College Public Safety Department, will leave in January for a position at Princeton University, where he has been named Director of Public Safety. Ominsky became Director of Public Safety at Mount Holyoke in 1992 and assumed the directorship positions at Smith and Hampshire in 2003 and 2008, respectively.

SmiTHrift Clothing Drive This Week

Donate your castoff clothing to SmiTHrift this week. Bins are located in all houses. SmiTHrift collects and sells used clothing for charity. They held a one-day shopping frenzy recently. Here's what some ended up with.

New Works in Faculty Dance Show

In addition to performances of original choreography by Smith dance professors Susan Waltner and Rodger Blum, the Fall Faculty Dance Concert November 19-21 features a dance by guest choreographer David Dorfman, and a performance of Gloria, a work choreographed by the Mark Morris Dance Group.

Marrow Recipient Raising Awareness

The summer before her senior year at Smith, Anna Robinson was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia (AML), which means cancerous leukemic cells were crowding out all of her healthy blood cells. Robinson and her bone marrow donor will appear on the Today Show Monday, Nov. 23, between 9 and 10 a.m., to promote awareness about the Bone Marrow Registry.

Exhibit Examines Atomic Bombings

A weeklong series of campus events next week about the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, in August 1945, underscores the urgency of reducing the world's stockpile of nuclear weapons today.

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