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Going places
Three students, three different continents. The new year will mean new adventures for Wheaton’s recipients of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship. Thanks to their grant awards, these students will soon take off for Brazil, Spain, and Egypt, to pursue studies uniquely suited to their interests.
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Light shines
Brightest in the darkHow many students does it take to light a campus? A lot, actually. More than 100 students, plus faculty and staff, decorated luminaria with messages about unity, community and respect. And then they worked quickly to distribute and light them all. Their warm glow lit the way to the college’s annual Vespers Concert. Our secular-yet-spiritual version features carols and music from a wide variety of cultures and traditions.
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Marijose Vilá ’13
couldn't ask for more of her summer internship.
Zack D’Orsi
understands the art of education.
Thandi Buthelezi
wins grant to study building blocks for nanotechnology.
Matthew Evans
wins research grant from the National Science Foundation.
Kathryn Mason
connects her interest in animals, service and behavioral research
Joseph Fiorentino
blazes a trail to the Southwest Conservation Corps.
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