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College Voice Vol. 31 No. 4 Connecticut College Digital Commons @ Connecticut College 2006-2007 Student Newspapers 10-13-2006 College Voice Vol. 31 No. 4 Connecticut College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/ccnews_2006_2007 Recommended Citation Connecticut College, "College Voice Vol. 31 No. 4" (2006). 2006-2007. 5. https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/ccnews_2006_2007/5 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. It has been accepted for inclusion in 2006-2007 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. First Class U.S. Postage PAlO Permit #35 e New London, cr PUBUSHED WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF CONNECTiCUT COLLEGE VOLUME XXXI • NUMBER 4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,2006 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE, NEW LONDON, CT Conn Community Prepares For Inauguration Weekend BY GOZDE ERDENIZ still to come. This year, fall week- A campus-wide picnic will take afternoon. Conn field hockey will end coincides with the inauguration place on Harkness Green following play the Polar Bears as well, when Assodate News Editor of Leo I. Higdon, Conn's 10th pres- the inauguration ceremony, and continue their playoff push on ident. A special ceremony will take For visiting Conn families and Harvestfest, a traditional fundrais- Silfen Field behind the athletic cen- place on Saturday, October 14, returning alumni, the 2006 Fall ing event for dorms, sports teams ter. The men's water polo team will marking the beginning of a new era Weekend will provide a time to tour and campus organizations, will take be busy Saturday and Sunday, as for the college. the campus, view new changes to place from I :00 p.m. until 4 p.m. in they host several schools at the Lott The ceremony will start with the the school, and reunite with family the tent set on Knowlton Green. Natatorium. For a complete listing procession of 42 international flags or old friends. Several additional "Harvestfest is a great time for of teams, times and schedules, as well as the U.S. flag-reflecting events this year promise to add a visiting alumni to see the school, check out page 10. the citizenship of the student new and exciting twist to an but it's also pretty crucial for many Fall weekend also features many body-and will include several per- already celebrated campus-wide of the club teams and groups on panel discussions. At 9 a.m., fonnances by members of the stu- tradition. campus," noted one student. '"A lot "Athletics and the Liberal Arts" dent body. Following with the inau- Fall weekend fun officially of the fundraising done by varsity will take place in the John C. Evans guration, a new tradition will be began Thursday night, with a pep sports and organizations like club Hall in Cummings Arts Center, and introduced as well, when Barbara rally held at 9:00 p.m. to support soccer and lacrosse revolves around another on faculty research and Shattuck Kohn '72, chair of the the various athletic teams and the fact that many parents and teaching at Connecticut College Board of Trustees, presents Higdon booster Conn's spirit within the stu- alumni are here on this particular will take place at 2 p.m. in the with a gold presidential medallion. dent body. The Student Activities weekend to support them. It's a same venue. One of the highlights In accordance with past events such Committee, who sponsored the great experience all around." of fall weekend is the panel discus- as this, Higdon will also be given event, provided each team with After meandering through the sion "The Peace Corps two other gifts: The College time to represent themselves in tent, there are plenty of other activi- Experience," led by President Charter, which was established by front of their peers. Teams devised ties tb undertake without ever leav- Higdon and his wife, who served in the state Legislature in 19II, as different forms of entertainment to ing Conn's central green. For many Malawi from 1968 to 1970. The well as The Mace, which was crowds gathered at the Athletic returning alumni and visiting rela- discussion will take place at 4 p.m., designed by Robert Scheller '73, Center-a change from the rally's tives, the numerous athletic events following the conclusion of and is engraved with the names of that take place throughout campus usual location in front of Crosier- Harvestfest, and will be held in Conn's past nine presidents. Williams. In addition, prizes and are an annual highlight and reason Evans Hall as well. At the end of the ceremony, the the ever-popular Camel "Superfan" to return year after year. Across A dinner honoring student lead- newly-inaugurated president will from the Harvestfest tent on ers and the widely anticipated tent t-shirts were given to those in atten- address the audience with a speech Knowlton, both the men's and dance. dance on the green will conclude entitled "Between the Past and women's soccer teams will have Saturday's events. For a complete But for anyone who missed the Future: Preparing for Connecticut games against visiting NESCAC schedule of events, visit the Conn pep rally, there are many activities College's Second Century." President Higdon shows his enthusisstt: at tile pep rally on Thursday night (Cryan). rival Bowdoin College on Saturday website. Renowned Critical Theorist Michael The Voice Interviews Visiting Government Instructor Apple To Speak On Educational Reform A Conversation With Nikolas Emmanuel BYLUCY INGRAM BY DASHA LAVRENNIKOV aid conditionality in the small, rela- Staff Writer tively poor country of Malawi, Staff Writer which is dependent on foreign aid. Early in the 1990s, major donors of On Monday, October 16th, inter- I had the pleasure of interview- Malawi including Great Britain and nationally-renowned critical theorist ing Nikolas Emmanuel, a visiting the U.S. made strict conditions that Dr. Michael Apple will give a lec- government instructor who special- Malawi implement democracy in ture on the state of educational izes in African Politics, African- U.s. order for the country to receive aid. reform in America. Apple's talk, relations, conditionality, ethnic con- In this case, Malawi was obliged to sponsored by the Education flict, peace implementation, and accept the demanded political and Department, will be preceded by a political development. Not only did I economic conditions, which conse- symposium discussing his latest learn about his academic and per- quently allowed for the beginning of book, Educating the 'Right' Way: sonal life, I received some helpful the democratization process in that Markets, Standards, God, and advice on getting more out of my country. Emmanuel contrasted Inequality. This is Apple's second college experience and learned some Malawi with Sudan, where the U.S. visit to Connecticut College; he last very interesting information on con- appears to lack the necessary lever- spoke at Conn in 1999. flict management and aid condition- age to be able to persuade Sudan to Apple is the John Bascom ality in Africa. implement a peaceful solution to the Professor of Curriculum and Emmanuel received his B.A at Darfur situation by using aid condi- Instruction and Educational Policy the University of California-San tionality alone. The reason for this, Studies at the University of Diego. He then went on to receive a Emmanuel noted, is that the govern- Wisconsin-Madison, an internation- Masters at Centre d'Etudes d'Afrique ment of Khartoum trades mostly ally recognized scholar in the field Noire at the Institut d'Etudes with non-OECD countries in the of democratic educational reform, Politiques- Bordeaux. He is currentI y Middle East and China. As a result, and a prolific author. in the process of working towards a Sudan does not depend on the U'S. It is anticipated that he will focus Ph.D. at University of California, for trade and resources and the U.S. 09 his most recent book during his Davis. At UC Davis, Emmanuel has lacks political pressure. talk, which analyzes how education been working with Donald Emmanuel explained his is impacted by inequalities, and Rothchild, who specializes in con- research in a clear, concise, and questions the direction of education- flict management in Africa. intriguing manner. Momentarily, I al reform in America's schools. Together, they have recently pub- forgot that I was interviewing namely the current conservative lished a number of works, including Emmanuel rather than sitting in on drive for testing and accountability. "The Impact of Economic his U.S. intervention and non-inter- In Educating the 'Right' Way, Assistance in Africa's Peace vention in Africa course. Apple argues that current, right- Processes" in Africa Contemporary Emmanuel explained that it was wing reforms have shifted the focus Dr. Michael Apple, renowned anthor and professor at U. of Wisconsin-Madison, IVi1l give a lecture at Conn on October 16 (Web). Record (2006), which focuses on the in Bordeaux that he decided he in the public. education system from role of .economic assistance in wanted to focus on Africa for his life the needs of students to their per- cated in the 21st century, and espe- in the Education Department have cally with the issues that Apple Africa's peace processes. work, Furthermore he decided he formance, and from what the school cially what it means to be educated both a purpose and relevancy in the addresses in his work." Emmanuel is currently working wanted to do this through research can do for students to what students, in a liberal arts setting like real world.
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