Gas Leak Update (4:45 p.m.)
Gas leak at the corner of St. Philip and Warren Streets has been fixed.
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09, 2012
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09, 2012
Professor Publishes Book on Comparative Philosophy of Mind
"Perceiving Reality" by Philosophy Professor Christian Coseru has been called "groundbreaking" by Oxford University Press.
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09, 2012
College Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
The Hispanic studies department has activities planned from September 15 through October 15.
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09, 2012
Economist Wayne Leighton to Speak at School of Business Series
Leighton is the first speaker this semester in the College’s “BB&T Free Market Process” Speaker Series.
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09, 2012
New Scientific Instrument Puts College on the Cutting Edge
More than $500,000 in NSF grants will provide research and career opportunities for students.
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09, 2012
State Treasurer To Address Issue of Credit Card Fraud
Meeting will be held in the Wells Fargo Auditorium on September 18.
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09, 2012
Transient Salt Art Exhibits: Sweep Up When You Leave, Please!- Wall Street Journal
Working with salt in this way is a grueling process. During a previous exhibition this year at the Halsay Institute of Contemporary Art in Charleston, S.C., Mr. Yamamoto spent about 100 hours hunched over with his salt-filled plastic bottle to create the installation on site. It took 10 hours a day for about as many
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09, 2012
CofC Awarded $500K in NSF Grants; Provides Opportunities for Students- Beach Carolina Magazine
College of Charleston Chemistry Professor Wendy Cory is starting the semester with two grants from the National Science Foundation totaling more than $500,000. The grants will fund research into the effect of pharmaceuticals on the aquatic environment. They will also provide rare opportunities for undergraduate students and the community. http://beachcarolina.com/2012/09/13/cofc-awarded-500k-in-nsf-grants-provides-opportunities-for-students/
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09, 2012
Bridging the farm-to-school GAP- Charleston City Paper
Earlier this year, the Green Hearts were approached by College of Charleston as part of a local farm-to-school effort funded by Boeing, to expand their garden and pilot an urban farm at Mitchell. Project manager Olivia Thompson consulted with experienced farm-to-school organizers as well as Lowcountry Local First to design a program. http://www.charlestoncitypaper.com/charleston/bridging-the-farm-to-school-gap/Content?oid=4156586
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09, 2012
New exhibit highlights the history of Bond, James Bond, as well as Sherlock Holmes- Charleston Post and Courier
Betsy Baker, an English instructor at the College of Charleston who has taught a detective fiction class, said the genre is one of the most popular in literature. “It’s alive and well ... and it is a ridiculously varied genre,” Baker said. “Any time you can get a look at this kind of primary material,