2012-2013 Northland Catalog
Alums Remember Cabbie’s Tap owners Jean Anne (O’Brien) Case 1958 I grew up in Ashland but attended Northland and did stay in the dorm one year. I mostly remember spending a lot of time in Cabbie’s because the age to get into a beer bar was eighteen and they…
…neutral. All participants were asked whether they agree or disagree with concerns on both sides of the issue. The top five concerns are water quality, smell, divisions in the community, air quality and health risks. A majority of respondents are also concerned about harm to local fishing, decrease to property…
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…to wipe out. With anecdote and image, Heather Swan gives a fresh face to humanity’s unsung heroes. As the title implies, her work is not a dire jeremiad on the vulnerability of bees. It is a hopeful, community-spanning account of a great human ally: an eye-opening nod to the prolific,…
…to go to college and in an environment by which– my mother only had an eighth grade education. I don’t talk about my father a lot, but my father was a prominent man in my community. I was born out of wedlock and that was very hard and shameful in…
…nature writing genre, offering an accessible message to people of various backgrounds. Kimmerer is a mother, scientist, decorated professor, and an enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. Her first book, Gathering Moss, was awarded the John Burroughs Medal for outstanding nature writing. • 2013 Children. A Place for Turtles,…
…scientific inquiry. “A walk into a wetland or along a Lake Superior barrier dune with Jim was a memorable experience—his soft voice identifying the wonder of those fragile places changed people’s lives. We cannot ask for more than that of one another,” wrote College Chaplain David Saetre in a message…
