Carthage has welcomed many distinguished guests, nationally and internationally known, over the years. Many are widely published and/or extensively written about. Some have books in the Hedberg Library; others have fulltext articles among the 21,000 plus periodical titles licensed to the library. These webpages were compiled to allow the Carthage community to become acquainted with, as well as remember, our guests through their works.
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Liam Callanan
writer and professor of
creative writing, UW-Milwaukee
Visiting Writers' Series
24 October 2007 |
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Oscar Andrés Cardinal Rodríguez Maradiaga
Archbishop of Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Academic convocation
13 October 2006 |
Tomas A. Lipinski
lawyer and professor of
library / information science, UW-Milwaukee
WAICU and Carthage copyright workshops
17 May & 23 August 2006 |
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Clarissa Pinkola Estés
psychoanalyst and teller of tales
2005 Aims of Education convocation &
2nd WI Private College Initiative for Diversity
4 November 2005 |
Jerome Rose
internationally acclaimed pianist
S&G Johnson Distinguished Visitor
10-11 February 2005 |
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Paul A. Volcker
economist and banker
US Federal Reserve chairman, 1979-87
Clausen Center convocation speaker
15 October 2004 |
Clarence Page
Pulitzer-prize columnist for Chicago Trib
speaker on voting and elections
(DoS/Heritage/Political Science)
4 October 2004 |
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Bruce duMont
Beyond the Beltway host and founder of Museum of Broadcast Communications
S &G Johnson Distinguished Visitor
27 April 2004 |
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Elaine Brown
activist, author, and former Panther
The Condemnation of Little B.
Siebert Chapel lecturer
26 February 2004 |
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Julie McCarthy
journalist and attorney
Middle East NPR correspondent
Carthage commencement speaker
25 May 2003 |
Herb Childress
PhD in Environment-Behavior Studies
Landscapes of Betrayal, Landscapes of Joy: Curtisville...Lives of its Teenagers
Arts and Lectures series
November 2002 |
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William S. Pollack
psychologist
Real Boys: Rescuing Our Sons from the Myths of Boyhood
27 October 2002 |
James H. Billington
historian and expert on Russia
Librarian of Congress
Hedberg Library dedication speaker
17-18 October 2002 |
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Off-campus members of the Carthage community—current students, faculty, and statff—will need a proxy for most online articles. Other patrons are welcome to read the material in the Hedberg Library, and Wisconsin residents may be able to access selected items at home through BadgerLink.
Although every effort is made to keep these webpages up to date, frequent changes of vendors, publications, and URLs may occasionally make it necessary to repeat a search in order to locate a given item.
Maintained by Tina Eger
27 September 2005
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