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Tolles Lecture kicks off Fallcoming Weekend at Hamilton College.

Continental women up their record to 4-0 in a 8-1 victory over SUNY Cortland. In doubles the team of Eileen Wildman (Wappinger Falls, NY) and Mindy Bell (Mequon, WI) defeated Cortland 9-7.

Hamilton women held Union College at bay with 16 saves by goalie Azure Davey (Lowville, NY). The first goal of the game was scored by Amanda Siepiola (Clinton, NY); assist by Carissa Baritell (Tully, NY).

Sarah Schwob (Potsdam, NY) tallied the first goal on an assist from Ellie Thompson (Ithaca, NY). Freshman Carissa Baritell (Tully, NY) scored the game-winner

The grant has been awarded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to explore issues such as accountability in education, particularly as it relates to Hamilton’s new curriculum.

Led by Eileen Wildman (Wappinger Falls, NY) and Mindy Bell (Mequon, WI), the Continentals defeated LeMoyne, 9-0.

Donald C. Johanson, director of the Institute of Human Origins at Arizona State University and the person responsible for finding the 3.2 million-year-old fossil, “Lucy,” in Ethiopia, delivered The James S. Plant Distinguished Scientist Lecture titled, “The Origins of Humankind - The View from Africa,” on Sept. 15 in the Hamilton College Chapel.

Lawrence-Lightfoot will kick off Kirkland Project series for 1999-2000

Eight new tenure track faculty are named.

A quick look at what’s happening on the Hamilton campus in September 1999.