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HumEcathon takes on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
May 7, 2021
The College of Human Ecology held its fourth annual HumEcathon, a hackathon-style design challenge, on May 1, bringing together 27 undergraduates to work in multidisciplinary teams on this year’s topic of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives on campus.
Organized by the Dean’s Undergraduate Advisory Council (DUAC), the event was inspired by an information session for prospective students that had stuck with the members of DUAC.
“While a lot of other colleges have large information sessions, we had a very small, intimate setting where we were seated with four or five other prospective students,” Isabella Harnick, (PAM ‘21), event co-founder, organizer, and Co-President of DUAC recalled.
Wilton ski teams start seasons strong
J.D. Freda
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The Wilton girls ski team, pictured from last season, earned a first-place team finish at the CISL Class S season-opening race last week. Eight of it’s team members finished in the top 12.Wilton ski team / Contributed photo
WILTON The high school ski team took advantage of the recent winter weather at Mount Southington last week as the team carved through the fresh snow on its way to first and second place in the first Connecticut Interscholastic Ski League race of the season.
The Wilton girls ski finished with a first-place performance with a total accumulated team score was 307.88. That mark was good enough to separate the team from the rest of the field, with second-place Weston High School finishing 28 seconds behind at 335.88. Lauralton Hall finished with a score of 348.28 and New Canaan finished with a score of 350.28.
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These Paradise Collection heirloom necklaces, pendants and bracelets are made to last.
Apr 1, 2020
When you wear a piece of jewelry, what does it say? Does it speak to who you are, personalized with your own name? Does it last through the ages, a symbol of your family, heritage and culture? Or, does it tell a story about a place the island you call home and the beauty of your surroundings?
Paradise Collection’s line of intricate Hawaiian jewelry does just that. Made of 14-karat gold and sterling silver, these pendants, bracelets and rings are made to carry you into eternity and then be passed down to your grandchildren, their grandchildren and their grandchildren after that. In other words: They’re designed to be treasured, with gorgeous, classic craftsmanship and customizable engraving that make for beautiful and meaningful gifts, whatever the reason. As Ryan Leung of Paradise Collection says, “They’re a piece of art that you can carry from generation to
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