Author: sash
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The Great Gustie Gathering 2016
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Otherwise known as Homecoming, this year it included a celebration of 100 seasons of football.
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Nobel 52: Accessible Discourse on Economics
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From Big Macs to public schools to African development to what Jesus would do on Wall Street.
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What I Did This Summer: Minh Le ’19
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Le helped develop audience and social media strategy for the Nobel Conference, and he played a little soccer too.
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Dream On: Antonio Gomez ’14
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Despite the prolonged suspension of his citizenship status, Antonio Gomez ’14 continues to move forward with tenacity and talent.
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NOBEL 52: Why Learn More About Economics?
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By Chris Farrell, senior economics contributor for American Public Media’s Marketplace.
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NOBEL 52: Why Economics Matters
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A conversation between Gustavus economics professor and graduate Jeff Owen ’92, renowned economist Deirdre McCloskey.
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NOBEL 52: Can We Grow Economies That Benefit All?
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Five economists and scholars preview the big questions that will dominate Nobel 52.
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Move-In Day Complete. Welcome, Class of 2020.
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This year’s first-years boast an average high school grade point average of 3.61 and an average ACT score of 27.
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What I Did This Summer: Hubert-Christian Ngabirano ’18
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Ngabirano helped build and lead the inaugural Gustavus Academy for Faith, Science, and Ethics.
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Incoming First-Years: Here’s what to bring.
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We asked the experts (Gustavus students and alumni). They answered, with good ideas, total surprises, and the totally bizarre. (Dentist chair?) If you’ve never been to college before, or have never been to Gustavus for college before, here’s what alumni suggest you pack in your suitcase/duffle bag/cardboard box/knotted bedsheet for Move-In Day. Pool noodles or tennis…