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Reunion Weekend 2012

Come home for Alumni College and Reunion Weekend, Thursday May 31 to Sunday, June 3.

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Sarah Calhoun '00 at White House forum

Sarah Calhoun '00

"The White House did a great job of getting feedback from business people who are trying to create jobs."

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Upcoming Events for Alumni & Friends

A full menu of events on campus and in distant locations.

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Features

Knee Deep in the Real World
Environmental studies: The real world through many lenses
What may be the most "liberal arts" program on campus is also the one most likely to be called by the wrong name. It’s not "environmental science." It's environmental studies (ES). And few programs match its academic scope: the social sciences, including public policy; the humanities, including film studies; and, yes, the natural sciences.
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The Confederate who came to dinner
The Confederate who came to dinner
Gettysburg College sent 207 alumni into the Civil War—a considerable number given that the entire host of alumni in 1865 totaled around 900. Only 99, however, were in actual combat service. The rest served in non-combatant roles such as surgeons or chaplains, in temporary militia service, or as civilians with agencies like the U.S. Christian Commission.
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Endowment 101
Endowment Economics 101
A relentless drumbeat of downbeat economic news is drowning out a real success story: two straight years of growth for Gettysburg College’s endowment, thanks to a virtuosic performance by our financial professionals. But even a virtuoso cannot coax a world-class sound out of a so-so instrument.
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Ei Fellows
Partisanship: What would Eisenhower say?
Former Presidential speechwriter Kasey Pipes and media commentator Jennifer Donahue, who are fellows of Gettysburg College's Eisenhower Institute, answer that question in the current issue of Gettysburg magazine.

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