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• Can We Imagine Peace?

  Imagination—one of the liberal arts' most valuable tools—allows human beings to transcend present realities and shape the future. Three scholars investigate fundamental components of peace and envision new ways to make it a reality.

  By Kate Stanley; introduction by Mary Pattock

  • Dancing and Dreaming of Justice
  • Defining Happiness
  • Caring, For Justice
  April 7th, 2011

• Eric Kaler Named New U of M President

  He believes the liberal arts are the reason for a university.

  March 26th, 2011

• CLA Retools for the 21st Century

  Can CLA maintain academic excellence in the face of fiscal challenge? Our blue ribbon committee says yes. The University's incoming president is impressed.
  By Mary Pattock

  March 25th, 2011

Departments

• Sustaining Excellence with Reduced Public Resources

  By Dean James A. Parente, Jr.

  April 8th, 2011

• Heller-Hurwicz Economics Institute

  April 8th, 2011

• The Audacity of Questions

  April 6th, 2011

• Researchers Discover Site of PTSD Brain Activity

  April 5th, 2011

• Raptors Ate Our Ancestors!

  April 4th, 2011

• Crossing Cultures

  April 3rd, 2011

• State Department Funds CLA Critical Language Scholars

  April 2nd, 2011

• Steven Rosenstone to Head MnSCU System

  April 1st, 2011

• Pomp and Snowcumstance

  March 31st, 2011

• Hear Me Hilma!

  March 30th, 2011

• Faculty, Staff, & Student Awards

  March 26th, 2011

Bound to Please

• Bound to Please

  Read reviews of books and other creations by CLA faculty, staff, and alumni

  • A Rare Perspective
    At 94 she's fierce, honest, and a published poet. What happened when alumna Lucille Broderson returned to CLA...
  • Story and interview of Lucille Broderson by poet Michael Dennis Browne and Reach editor Mary Pattock
  • Poem: "After"
  • Videos: Broderson reading her poetry
  • Nonfiction
  • Creative Writing

  To Purchase These Books

  You can find these books on display at the bookstore or purchase books online at the Bound to Please website.

  Online or in-store, use this code: BTP41510

  April 11th, 2011

• A Rare Perspective

  At 94 she's fierce, honest, and a published poet. What happened when alumna Lucille Broderson returned to CLA...

  From an interview of Lucille Broderson by poet Michael Dennis Browne and Reach editor Mary Pattock

  April 10th, 2011

• Videos: Lucille Broderson Reading Her Poetry

  In her early 60s Lucille Broderson, '37, English, returned to CLA to study poetry. Now 94, she is winning prizes for her work, and has published her first book, But You're Wearing a Blue Shirt the Color of the Sky.

  She read a selection of her poems at an event at the University of MinnesotaBookstore in Coffman Union on December 2, 2010. Her mentor, Michael DennisBrowne, now CLA professor emeritus, introduced her.

  April 7th, 2011

On a Personal Note

• CLA Alumni

  April 7th, 2011

• The Lives They Led

  April 6th, 2011

Supporting CLA

• For the Love of Learning

  March 26th, 2011

• Thank You to Our Donors

  March 26th, 2011