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03.04.10

Humanities committee brings book club to C of C

In celebration of Black History Month, the Humanities Committee of MUSC hosted its first monthly book club meeting at the Avery Research Center Feb. 24. This month’s book was “The Good Doctors” by Dr. John Dittmer, who is currently a history professor at DePauw University.

02.12.10

Number of free, noncredit courses on Web increasing

They are among millions around the world who have been attracted to Yale University’s free courses on the Web, complete with audio and video lectures, syllabi and supplementary materials.

01.28.10

History professor Michael Finefrock dies

History professor Michael Finefrock passed away Dec. 6 of natural causes at age 72. Finefrock taught for more than 30 years at the College, according to history department head Bill Olejniczak.

01.28.10

Office of Institutional Diversity reopens

After an extended hiatus, the College’s Office of Institutional Diversity has reopened under the guidance of a new leader and an entirely new staff.

01.28.10

Office of Institutional Diversity reopens

After an extended hiatus, the College’s Office of Institutional Diversity has reopened under the guidance of a new leader and an entirely new staff.

12.06.09

Secular Judaism: A Viable Alternative (12/6/2009)

Start Date: 12/6/2009 Start Time: 10:00 AMEnd Date: 12/6/2009 End Time: 11:30 AMMain Campus - Jewish Studies CenterRoom: Arnold Hall

11.22.09

On Attempts at Censorship

John Aiello answers the objections raised by Mwekali and Edmonds in the last issue of the GSO against my article titled "Religion Classes Biased."

11.01.09

Religion Classes Biased

If you take the course offered here at the College in Hebrew Bible, don’t expect to get anything much different from what is taught in most seminaries. The professor who teaches the class will vouch for that himself. He did so for my class.

10.22.09

Organization Spotlight

The majority of religious America worships in groups. The faithful explore their shared beliefs through community and discussion. College clubs offer a forum for students to discuss and learn about different religions with peers. These opportunities go beyond the Judeo-Christian mainstream with organizations like the Baha’i Club.