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SMITH IN THE NEWS
August 10, 2001 edition
SMITH IN THE COLLEGE GUIDES
- "Don't shy away from expensive
schools, since they tend to give away the most aid. At Smith
College, for example, the bill tops $34,000 but 65 percent of
students are receiving awards that average $21,780."
- Kaplan/Newsweek "How To Get Into College," Fall 2001
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- CONTINUED COVERAGE OF CAROL CHRIST
"Smith College brought one of
academia's highest-ranking women to the helm last week, appointing
Carol Christ as its 10th president."
- "Smith College names new president, The Christian Science
Monitor [http://www.csmonitor.com], August 7, 2001
"I wanted to come to a place that
I could get my arms around."
- Smith College President-Elect Carol T. Christ, "The New
Smithie," The Boston Globe [http://www.boston.com/globe],
August 5, 2001
- "I think we're at a point now
in the women's movement where we have made lots of progress,
and in other areas the progress has been slower. I frankly welcomed
a leadership position that would enable me to speak about those
issues, to think about those issues, and to have them be a part
of the institutional mission of the college I was leading."
- Smith College President-Elect Carol T. Christ, "Smith
College Picks Berkeley's Former Provost as Its New President,"
The Chronicle of Higher Education Daily News [http://www.chronicle.com],
July 31, 2001
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- HARRIMAN HEADLINES
"It seemed fitting. Science has
changed a great deal since the Harriman Expedition but so have
our western sensibilities toward native societies unlike our
own, and by bringing these objects hack, we acknowledge that
to the Tlingit and for ourselves. It's a way of closing the circle."
- Clark Science Center Director Thomas S. Litwin, "After
100 years, totem pole comes home," Chicago Tribune [http://chicagotribune.com],
July 22, 2001
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- FACULTY VOICES
"Every student reads Benjamin
G. Rader's American Sports, Allen Guttmann's The Olympics,
and Andrew S. Zimbalist's Unpaid Professionals."
- "In Princeton Seminar, Students Look Into College Sports
and Amateur Ideal," The Chronicle of Higher Education
[http://www.chronicle.com], August 10, 2001
"You could be doing it [investing
in the Red Sox] for fun and ego."
- Robert A. Woods Professor of Economics Andrew S. Zimbalist,
"Red Sox perks may be few," The Boston Globe [http://www.boston.com/globe],
July 25, 2001
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