For more information, call Marlena at ext. All entries in this three-volume reference book are contributed by Constitutional scholars at the invitation of the publisher, Salem Press, who assigned the topics after consultation with the contributing scholars. Kang s essays will deal with civil liberties, civil rights and the enforcement of Constitutional amendments. Kang submitted the work in June and said he was thankful for the course-release he got for the spring term. The Office of Admissions offers a number of ways for students to become involved with the recruiting process.
Ambassadors spend time with students in high schools near their home town during breaks.
Incentives such as gift certificates to the Bookstore and local restaurants, raffles, Hartwick clothing, and more are available for students who volunteer for these programs. For more information, call Holly at ext. The Foreman Creative and Performing Arts Series continues in October as The Boys Choir of Harlem takes the stage at 8 p.m., Saturday, October 16 in the Binder Gymnasium. The Boys Choir of Harlem was founded in 1968 by Dr. Walter J. Turnbull as a youth activity for 20 boys at the Ephesus Church. In the past three decades, The Boys Choir of Harlem has grown into a major performing arts institution of international repute.