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Eric Kuhn '09 interviewed the co-author of Twitter Power: How to Dominate Your Market One Tweet at a Time using blogtalkradio.com. Huffington Post included the interview in an entry on its site appearing on Feb. 24. In an Internet-based revival of his "Kuhn and Company" radio program originally heard on WHCL, Kuhn discussed the advantages of Twitter to corporations and individuals with Joel Comm.

Hamilton College finished sixth in the highly-competitive, three-day New England Small College Athletic Conference championships held at Bowdoin College's Leroy Greason Pool on Feb. 22.

Hamilton College won two matches, including a 6-3 victory against Denison University, to capture the Summers "C" Division consolation bracket title at the College Squash Association team championships hosted by Princeton University from Feb. 20 to Feb. 22.

Hamilton College athletes competed in the multi-divisional, non-team scoring Marc Deneault Memorial Invitational held at Cornell Universty's Barton Hall on Feb. 21.

Hamilton College athletes finished in the top 10 in four events at the multi-divisional, non-team scoring Marc Deneault Memorial Invitational held at Cornell University's Barton Hall on Feb. 21.

Associate Professor of Art History Stephen J. Goldberg presented a paper titled "Oh Father, Where Art Thou? A Bakhtinian Reading of Luo Zhongli's Father" at An Interdisciplinary Conference: The Status of Theory in Contemporary Chinese Film and Visual Culture held at the University Maryland on Feb. 20.

Tim Elgren, professor of chemistry, presented an invited plenary lecture at the 4th Annual Conference on Applied Learning in Higher Education, held at Missouri Western State University on Feb. 21. The title of his plenary was "Integrating Applied Learning: Forging Direct Links to the Curriculum." He also led a break-out session titled "Research as Teaching: The Teaching of Research."

Hamilton College recorded two more provisional cuts for the NCAA Division III championships and broke two more school records on the second day of competition in the New England Small College Athletic Conference championships at Bowdoin College's Leroy Greason Pool on Feb. 21.

Zurich North America, a business division of global property and casualty insurance provider Zurich Financial Services Group, has named Hamilton graduate Brad Gow '86 as head of its Specialty Errors & Omissions groups.  As part of Zurich's Specialties business unit Gow will head a nation-wide team in providing Zurich's professional liability protections to a variety of vocational markets as well as managing the development of new products.

Hamilton College swimmers made provisional cuts for the NCAA Division III championships in three events and broke a 14-year-old school record in a fourth as the Continentals landed in sixth place after the first day of the New England Small College Athletic Conference championships at Bowdoin College's Leroy Greason Pool on Feb. 20.