The duo received valuable translation assistance from Marietta College students Johannes Braun and Yan Liang, and Prof. Richard Danford. Additionally, Prof. Fraser MacHaffie invited Johnson-Page and Thatcher to present their paper to his International Financial Management class on October 11. Performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights at 8, and Sunday afternoon at 2. Tickets are free for Marietta College students, and for Marietta College employees and their families. For reservations, phone x4678.
Annual renewal is based on good academic standing and satisfactory academic progress.
The Gateway Grant does not have to be repaid nor does it preclude students from receiving additional financial aid and scholarships. President Scott answers questions at Wednesday's Press Conference. Dr. Scott stresses that the Gateway Grant is all about being a good neighbor to students from nearby communities. Citing her views on the relationship between Marietta College and the community at large, Scott, who holds a Ph.D. in history, refers to the strong bond formed 200 hundred years ago with the very beginnings of higher education in the Northwest Territory and the lands of Western Virginia. Today, with this grant, we continue our investment in our youth and reaffirm our commitment to a campus-community partnership.