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We heart Reed Switchboard

This season of fresh starts and affectionate missives is the perfect time to announce our exciting new partnership with Reed Switchboard—an online forum for Reedies to connect with one another about jobs, housing, and other goods and services. Like Craigslist … finish reading We heart Reed Switchboard

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Strategic planning: preliminary reports

As you may recall, the college embarked on a comprehensive strategic-planning effort last fall. Those living nearby or who traveled to campus had opportunities to participate in strategic-planning discussions at Reunions ’13 and Leadership Summit in September 2013 in addition … finish reading Strategic planning: preliminary reports

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Thomas Lamb Eliot Award

What do Richard Danzig ’65, Barbara Ehrenreich ’63, and Gary Snyder ’51 have in common (other than being Reed College alumni)? They are the first three honorees of the college’s Thomas Lamb Eliot award (Danzig was the first recipient in … finish reading Thomas Lamb Eliot Award

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Free dorm lodging through February 1

It’s showtime! Reunions ’14: Reedfayre will be June 4–8. Join the audience of alumni as the curtain goes up on campus in its finest seasonal form: summer! We’re putting all of the acts together at a fayre for all Reedies, no matter your … finish reading Free dorm lodging through February 1

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The Marketplace at Reedfayre ’14

In the days of ancient Greece, you could head down to the market of Athens and purchase papyrus imported from Egypt, salt fish from Scythia, as well as the olive oil, figs, and wine that were ample throughout the city-states. … finish reading The Marketplace at Reedfayre ’14

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Scriptorium on the Road recap

“Sit up straight. Face your work. Keep that 45 degree angle on your pen.” –Greg MacNaughton ’89 channeling Lloyd Reynolds Participants for whom calligraphy was an old friend, or who were experiencing it for the first time, heard these instructions … finish reading Scriptorium on the Road recap

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Art, Music, and Writing in the High Sierras

Art, Music, and Writing in the High Sierras October 17-20 For those who want to both get away to a spectacularly beautiful setting and to have a hands-on experience honing your skills in areas of art, music, or writing, this … finish reading Art, Music, and Writing in the High Sierras

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Flavors of Northern Italy

Flavors of Northern Italy October 11-19 Amarone-infused Risotto amidst Valpolicella vineyards. Behind the scenes with a tortellini maker from Valeggio sul Mincio. A simple gelato in beautiful Borghetto. Reed has once again partnered with Orbridge Travel for this exclusive opportunity. … finish reading Flavors of Northern Italy

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Oaxaca Culinary and Cultural Adventure

Oaxaca Culinary & Cultural Adventure September 23-October 2, 2016 Organized by Jewel Murphy ‘82, this will be an intimate experience for those who value travel and learning experiences that touch all the senses. Oaxaca is a world heritage site that is … finish reading Oaxaca Culinary and Cultural Adventure

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Rare Books and Manuscripts of Washington, DC

DC Treasures: Rare Books & Manuscripts in three Classic Collections September 12-15 A first-edition Linnaeus, the first books from Darwin’s voyage, and so much more awaits the bibliophiles and lovers of ideas who partake in this experience. Through their special … finish reading Rare Books and Manuscripts of Washington, DC

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