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Robert Novy-Marx ’87 wins national award for groundbreaking research
Watch Portland mayoral candidates square off at Catlin Gabel
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KOIN TV runs segment on student-led mayoral debate
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Students expertly run mayoral debate. Read the Oregonian article.
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Oregonian columnist Steve Duin comments on mayoral debate: "…the student organizers…were at the top of their game." Read more.
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MLK community meeting photo gallery
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MIddle School LEGO robotics team quoted in the Oregonian
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China’s Little Companion Art Troupe photo gallery
From the China.org website: “The 800-member CWI Children's Palace Little Companion Art Troupe is the first of its kind in Shanghai, and is also China's most famous children's art troupe. Founded in 1955 by Soong Ching Ling (Mme. Sun Yat-sen), honorary president of the People's Republic of China, it includes seven companies where children are trained in singing, dancing, musical instruments, acting, folk theatrical arts, calligraphy, painting and handicrafts.”
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Great photos, all of them! Glad we could have even more talented students in our theater and on our stage!
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Two alumni businesses featured in New York Times
Read the New York Times story about Gary Coover '00's company, Modify Watches, contracting with Riley Gibson '04's company, Napkin Labs, to turn Facebook followers into online communities and focus groups. Catlin Gabel connects!
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Freshman Valerie Ding wins music competition
Valerie Ding was named a winner in the Young Artists Debut! Concerto Competition. She was also named a winner in 2010. Valerie and the other winning soloists will perform with a combined orchestra of professional musicians from Oregon Symphony and the Oregon Ballet Theatre, conducted by Niel DePonte, on April 10 at the Newmark Theatre. Valerie will perform Schumann’s Piano Concerto in A minor, first movement.
» Link to MetroArts website and more information about the competition
English teacher Carl Adamshick named Oregon Book Award finalist
Carl's poetry collection, Curses and Wishes (Louisiana State University Press), has been recognized by Literary Arts' annual book award in the Stafford/Hall Award for Poetry category. Winners will be announced April 23.
Carl already won the Walt Whitman Award, one of the most prestigious poetry prizes in the country, for Curses and Wishes.
Link to June Oregonian article about Carl
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Catlin Gabel Video Conversations #4
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Student Julien Leitner recognized by local media for his philanthropy project
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CatlinSpeak newspaper interviews police chief Mike Reese – read the new edition online
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Eagles win at the buzzer! Exciting basketball video.
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