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Cornell offers One Extraordinary Opportunity After Another: In the Classroom, On Campus, and Around the World.
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Studying one course at a time on Cornell's block plan enables unparalleled focus, flexibility, and passion.
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Emily Isenberg enjoyed 24-hour access to her own spacious studio while creating her senior gallery show.
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"Magic Thief" author visits Nov. 4 »

Sarah Prineas, author of The Magic Thief and The Magic Thief: Lost, will read from and discuss her work at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4, at Cornell College.

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Cedar Rapids elects alumnus mayor »

Ron Corbett, Cornell Class of 1983, was elected mayor of Cedar Rapids yesterday with over 62 percent of the vote. The former Iowa Speaker of the House has never lost an election for public office.

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Saar “Whither, Hither and Yon” Nov. 4 »

Distinguished American artist Alison Saar will speak at Cornell College on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 8 p.m. in McWethy Hall. Saar will deliver the lecture “Whither, Hither and Yon” in the Keyes Art History Classroom.

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Tobben first IIAC CC champion »

Junior Andrew Tobben won Cornell's first ever individual IIAC cross country championship. Sophomores Ben Jacobs and Chase Nowak  finished ninth and 12th, respectively. The Rams placed third, their best finish ever.

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