@St. Norbert February 2011 - St. Norbert College

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Upcoming events for alumni, parents and friends

Feb. 12
St. Norbert campus
Songs of Love >>MORE

Feb. 12
Fish Creek, Wis.
Distinguished Lecture Series: “First Ladies and Their Public Images: Roosevelt to Obama” >>MORE

Feb. 17
St. Norbert campus
Women’s Enrichment Series: “Naming Her Matters: God Talk From a Feminist Theological Perspective” >>MORE

Feb. 18-20
St. Norbert campus
Junior Knights and Days
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Feb. 20
Milwaukee
Mass and brunch with Frs. Baraniak and Neilson >>MORE

This month on
from St. Norbert College

Sportswriter Cliff Christl discusses his book, “A Championship Team: The Packers and St. Norbert College in the Lombardi Years.” >>MORE

February 2011


Library boosts state heritage portal The Mulva is offering instant access to archival photos of the college through Wisconsin Heritage Online. This virtual culture and history portal puts 55,000 digital resources at users’ fingertips. >>MORE

The two Super Bowl colleges
throw down a friendly wager
The Packers (53 years) and the Steelers (45 years) have the longest training camp relation- ships with their college hosts of any teams in the NFL, sparking a friendly rivalry. >>MORE

Renowned writers
to speak on campus
This month the college plays host to not one but three distinguished writers: author Nadine Cohodas, journalist Leonard Pitts Jr., and culinary historian Jessica Harris. >>MORE

Alums take the floor at
upcoming leadership events
Marti Wronski ’94 works in pro baseball, Michael Archer ’82 for a national food chain. Both return to share their stories as featured speakers at the CEO Breakfast and Strategy Series. >>MORE

Scientist savors chocolate tutorial
Romantic chemistry may move you to buy your valentine a box of chocolates this month. But the rich treat evokes chemistry of a different kind for Kari Cunningham and the students in her new honors tutorial. >>MORE

Community engagement
emphasis earns national recognition
The St. Norbert community knows well its service-oriented mission. Now the nation knows it, too, thanks to the institution’s inclusion in the recently announced Carnegie Classification on Community Engagement. >>MORE

This month’s question:
James Reinkober ’55 asks: “Now that Minahan Stadium is history, who was the Minahan for whom the stadium was named? Did he contribute the funds for the stadium?” Read the answer.

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