The Fall 2001
issue of Dickinson Magazine was mailed to subscribers on September
28, 2001.
The following articles
appear in the Fall 2001 edition of Dickinson Magazine.
- Crossing Borders
- Students from Dickinson
and two historically black institutions explore the culture of Cameroon.
- A Royal Tragedy
- Chiran Thapa '63
for decades served King Birendra of Nepal — until the massacre
of the monarch's family in June.
- Witness to History
- Erwin Wickert '36
carved out a career as an author and an ambassador after weathering
Hitler's Germany.
- Toujours Toulouse
- Students studying
in France find a host of ways to immerse themselves in French society.
- From These
Grounds
- Dean's Perspective
- Letters
- Campus Kudos
- Campus News
- Sports
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- Development
- Alumni news
- Class notes
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Obituaries
- The Last
Word
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Office
of Global Education
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Dickinson
Equestrian Club (p. 12)
- Alumni
E-mail Accounts (p.
38)
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Nah
We Yone (p.
43)
- Helping the needy in Africa.
-
United
Nations Environmental Programme
(p. 47)
- read the report Depleted Uranium in Kosovo: Post Conflict
Environmental Assessment
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