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> | Islam Awareness Week Shows Student Leadership Part of a college education is learning more about the world around you — and sometimes that starts with just getting to know the people around you. In an effort to bring about more understanding on the Mary Baldwin campus, students have organized Islam Awareness Week, January 24–28. |
 Take a two-minute break today to complete an important Cupola readership survey. Your responses will help shape Mary Baldwin's vital campus publication. Deadline is Feb. 8. |
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> | Business Student, Campus Society Shine It has been a little more than a year since Mary Baldwin established a chapter of business honor society Sigma Beta Delta, but the campus group is already making a name for itself at the national level. |
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> | Student Awarded for Research on Japanese Youth A paper by Katy Lea Todd '11 "Hikikomania: Existential Horror or National Malaise," was recognized as the best undergraduate Asian studies paper in the southeastern United States. |
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> | 'Poster People' Put a Face on Wellness Dining Services at Mary Baldwin has taken its commitment to helping students establish and maintain healthy, balanced lifestyles a step further by creating the 2010–11 "Poster People" contest, designed to recognize the Boldly Baldwin students who exemplify wellness in all areas of everyday life. |
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> | Staunton Honors King With Walk, Service The vigil capped a full day of events at Mary Baldwin, celebrating King. |
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> | Students serve others through art Tara Ingrahm was one of about 20 Mary Baldwin College students who helped paint a mural in the cafeteria at the Valley Mission in Staunton Monday. The project was part of MBC's third annual Martin Luther King Day of Service, said Robyn Stegman of the college's Spencer Center for Civic and Global Engagement. |
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> | January 30 Sunday Recital Series MBC's first Sunday Recital of 2011 features pianist Emily Yap Chua, who will perform selected works by contemporary women composers. Tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for non-MBC students and senior citizens. For more information, call 540-887-7294. 3 p.m., Francis Auditorium |
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> | Through February 4 Art Exhibit: 24 Hour Paradise: Work by Andy Kozlowski Original prints by Richmond-based artist on display in Hunt Gallery. Free and open to the public. For more information, call 540-887-7196. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, Hunt Gallery |
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Visit the college calendar for a full listing of MBC events. |
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