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	Element Fashion Show: Sneak Peek of Meredith Robinson's Collection By Kelsey Thorn April 6, 2011 - 10:45am You might know her because you’ve heard of her; you might know her because you too have admired her patent, unique style and fashion sense. Meredith Robinson started her Skidmore career with an intention to pursue International Law, but it didn’t take her long discover her passion for clothing, costume and textiles. By the end of her sophomore year, she decided to officially shift her focus and will now graduate with a minor in International Affairs and a Self-Determined degree in The History & Practice of Costume and Fashion Design, with the hopes of pursuing a career in the fashion industry. READ MORE
	Claire Saxe Resurrects and Redefines Ovid’s Metamorphoses By Aleks Mencel March 30, 2011 - 9:43pm Senior, Claire Saxe will be putting Ovid’s Metamorphoses in the limelight this spring as a bridge between her two academic focuses, theatre and the classics. She gave Her Campus the inside scoop on the process of translating the famed author’s work for the stage. Don’t forget to mark the date of the show in your calenders after reading about her inspirational take on this classic piece! Her Campus: What are the steps you must take in completing your interdisciplinary independent study/senior project? READ MORE
	Three-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Nancy Hogshead-Makar Comes to Skidmore to Discuss the Impact of Title IX By Emma Weinstein March 10, 2011 - 9:36am READ MORE
	Juniors Max Bevan and Kiyo Egashira Create The Healthy Scholar Foundation By Adriana Vetrano February 22, 2011 - 9:36pm We've all heard the depressing statistics and seen some fairly horrifying images of the tragedies that occur around the world daily. Whether it's on the news, in a newspaper or magazine, or in the classroom, the devastation that exists outside of peaceful Saratoga Springs is everywhere--from poverty, to hunger, to poor education, and more. We all know about it, but how many of us actually do something to make a change? Juniors Max Bevan and Kiyo Egashira are two Skidmore students who are taking gigantic strides to do just that. Inspired by their experience abroad, Bevan and Egashira have started The Healthy Scholar Foundation, the mission, they say, that could eventually make a real--and realistic--difference across Africa. Her Campus got the scoop...
	Saratoga Restaurant Review: Harvest & Hearth By Emma Weinstein February 8, 2011 - 9:24pm A Gourmet Pizza Pie. That’s Amore. READ MORE
	Junior Kelsey Amentt Joins the Big League of Playwrights By Adriana Vetrano February 5, 2011 - 2:36pm At only 20-years-old, Kelsey Amentt is by far the youngest and freshest playwright to earn her spot in the Philadelphia Theater Workshop, where her play will be funded, promoted, and performed this spring. A Philly native, Kelsey is thrilled to debut her voice and style on the main stage. Here's what she has to say! READ MORE