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Moche Valley Wagner’s Summer in Peru program is designed to give students unique opportunities to learn by doing and apply their academic knowledge though research and community service work in the Moche valley of north coastal Peru. Working with Dr. Celeste Gagnon are Sophia Fox-Sowell ‘13 (Anthropology & English) and Nicholas Gibaldi ‘14 (Anthropology), who are studying human skeletal remains excavated from the archaeological site Huaca de la Luna. Robert Brandon ‘14 (Psychology) is working on sustainable development and cultural heritage in the rural community of Collambay. Jennifer Ida ‘12 (Anthropology major, Spanish & Mircobiology minor) is engaged in ethnographic research documenting the process of making chicha (traditional corn beer).
Who could say no to that face?

There’s a Zombie in my Living Room

By Megan Irving On April 8, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Megan Irving, On campus
It’s official, the dead are bigger then the living. I was having a conversation with my father late last night, my mother was in the living room watching “The Walking Dead,” and my brother was asleep. My father, having just put my younger brother to bed, made a phenomenal observation: “His generation is growing up with zombies.” It’s true, zombies are everywhere. “The Walking Dead” has taken over Facebook, Twitter and BuzzFeed. Brad Pitt will [...]
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Harlem Shake Fun

AIR — Something We Feel, but Cannot See

By Lynn Tay On April 5, 2013 · 1 Comment · In Lynn Tay, On campus
Over spring break, a Wagner swimming and diving teammate, Meredith Ketchmark, sent out an e-mail to our team to ask us to lend a helping hand to an organization dear to her heart called Attitudes in Reverse (AIR).  AIR is a non-profit organization run 100% by volunteers.  All proceeds are raised through donations and fundraisers which the organization hosts. We made a Harlem Shake Video to show our support for AIR. See the Wagner [...]
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Picnic at the oval.

Oval Days

By Christian Grotewold On March 29, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Christian Grotewold, On campus
It is finally spring time at Wagner and that means one thing… oval days! These days are one of my favorite aspects of having one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation. I really wanted to dedicate a blogpost to these days just because they are a big part of Wagner life. Also, I feel that it is appropriate to talk about them right this moment now that the weather is finally starting to [...]
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Pre-Dentistry Society Board Members

Networking with Health Professionals

By Lynn Tay On March 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Lynn Tay, On campus
On Thursday, March 21, 2013, Wagner students gathered in the Faculty Dining hall to attend the 2nd annual Health Professions Networking Reception.  Pakinam Mekki, the President of the Pre-Health Society, had worked hard and coordinated the event, making all of the name tags for the students and health care professionals in attendance. The health professionals came from private practices and the Staten Island University Hospital. Wagner alumni who were currently in medical or dental schools [...]
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Trying to overcome my fear of sharks.

What Happens In Orlando… Goes on HakwTalk Pt. 2

By Christian Grotewold On March 22, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Beyond NY, Christian Grotewold
After our phenomenal first day at Orlando, we continued our vacations by going to Universal Studios, which is right next to Island of Adventure. For this day, my fraternity brother and I decided to wear our letters, and to our surprise a grown man who is also part of Theta Chi recognized us at the hotel! It was a great feeling to talk to a brother from a different state. After this great encounter, we [...]
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A Blooming of a New Start

By Lynn Tay On March 20, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Beyond NY, Lynn Tay, On campus
The Northeast Conference Swimming and Diving championships were held at the end of February, marking the end of a great swim season for the Wagner College Swimming and Diving team of 2013. Missing the Conference title by a meager 17.5 points, we were sorely disappointed. Nevertheless, our team had a great meet full of excitement from the very beginning of the meet until the very end. During every event, both in prelims and finals, sounds [...]
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Charlie did a great performance in the Allen Room (pictured with Scott from JALC)

No (Real) Rest for the Interns

By Doug Donato On March 18, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Doug Donato, Part of NYC
Spring Break is usually about going on vacations to the Tropics and/or partying with friends somewhere warmer than New England. For myself and some of my fellow interns, however, it just meant one more week of work. Not that I am sad about this — it was a great week! It was quiet and I was able to take advantage of some activities that I’ve wanted to do for a while, but couldn’t find the [...]
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Hogwarts!

What Happens In Orlando… Goes On HawkTalk Pt.1

By Christian Grotewold On March 15, 2013 · 1 Comment · In Beyond NY, Christian Grotewold
This week was Spring Break for Wagner College, and two of my friends and I came to Orlando… by bus. Our trip did not begin with the right foot at all. The moment we saw the bus station we knew it would not be a great ride. The station was located in a very sketchy area of Canal Street and the people who were going on the ride with us were not exactly very appealing [...]
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"No Day But Today"

Wagner College Theatre Presents: RENT

By Christian Grotewold On March 12, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Christian Grotewold, On campus
The theatre department at Wagner College has put up one of the most loved shows in Broadway history: Rent. For those of you who do not know what the show is about, it is about how people try to live and love in New York City while they are broke and living with AIDS. It is a very dark and emotional show, but it has its colorful moments. The lyrics “no day but [...]
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Doug Donato

The Trip Can Teach Us Too

By Doug Donato On February 27, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Doug Donato, Part of NYC
By now, most people know that I spend most of my time representing Wagner off campus, and travel time takes up a larger chunk of my day. During the work day, I keep my mind open to receive lessons, whether they be about life or learning a new skill in the workplace.  Most of the time when I am on the ferry or in transit, there is only one thing on my mind: getting home. This [...]
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