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Semana Poética XI Poet Trees

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The Semana Poética XI "Poet Trees" can be seen throughout campus, announcing the upcoming international poetry festival that will take place from Sunday, October 21 through Thursday, October 25 in the Stern Great Room. Pluck a poetry leaf from our 3 "Poet Trees", take the leaves with you, and get a feel for the works that will be read shortly by our international and national guests.

Click here for the full list of Semana Poética XI participants (representing Brazil, Italy, USA, Turkey, Russia, Germany, Honduras and Spain; also featuring several Dickinson student poets and musicians) and the schedule of upcoming events. 


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Alison Snyder '13 carefully examines the "Poet-Tree" in the bookstore

 

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Marie-Noelle Nwokolo '16 pauses to read the HUB "Poet-Tree"

 

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Elizabeth Lewis '15 takes a leaf from the live, library "Poet-Tree"

Latino Health Fair and Migrant Farmworkers Fiesta

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Students enrolled in Professor Asunción Arnedo’s Spanish 239/Spanish for the Health Professions attended the Latino Health Fair on Sunday, September 30 on the grounds of Gettysburg College. The health fair was paired this year with Fiesta 2012, the fair celebrated the migrant workers in Adams County, and also provided an opportunity to the workers with free health services.

Services included flu shots and blood pressure screenings from Wellspan, guidance on raising children with disabilities, and general health information from the American Cancer Society.  

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Spanish Class visits the College Farm

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Students from Professor Asunción Arnedo’s Spanish 104 class visited the college farm on Saturday, September 29 th.   The visit to the farm was given purpose from the Valley &Ridge sustainability program that Professor Arnedo participated in.  She wanted to give her students a sense of place and to connect them with the college farm and its offerings. 

Heather Livingston, a Spanish language student, incorporated her language skills into a fun and interesting bi-lingual guided tour of the farm for fellow students.

Professor Mark Aldrich made a plein air Paella lunch for all the students and their guests. Many of the ingredients used in the paella were fresh picked from the college farm.

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