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April 2013 Issue
April 2013
Students from High Mountain Institute in Leadville, Colo., pose for the camera on a field trip. HMI was founded by Christopher Barnes '89 and his wife Molly. Full story »
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Also Inside
Renovated El Pomar Center Shines
The sports center has been given a much-needed $27 million facelift. The project was completed this spring and dedicated on May 3.
Blending Classroom Technology and Teaching
Blended learning is an approach to education that combines traditional classroom pedagogies with online activities and resources. Sociology Professor Wade Roberts discusses how he uses this approach in his classes.
17 Reasons Why the Class of 2017 is Attending CC
A Year of Planning, By the Numbers
CC's Year of Planning has come a long way. See what the "numbers" reveal about this endeavor in an overview.
Choosing Sensitive Details in One Sandy Hook Story
Naomi Zeveloff '06 reflects on the challenges of reporting a violent and disturbing news story that shocked the nation.
High Mountain Institute
Recent graduates are pursuing exciting careers. They tell how the Block Plan has influenced their paths.
What Are Recent CC Grads Doing?
From the back cover: Geology map class from 1904. Cutler Hall and Ticknor Hall can be seen in the background.
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