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Five College Ink Magazine
Five College Ink is a magazine of features and news that highlights current developments and issues involving the five colleges and Five College cooperation. It is issued once a year in fall.

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Ink is also available in printed form upon request from the Five College office (413-256-8316).

Latest Issue
The latest Five College Ink (PDF file) was printed in the spring of 2008, and highlights a trip to South African conducted by the Five College/Public School Partnership and a report on Museums10.

View also the Spring 2007 issue.

Previous Articles

Bridging the Divide: The Ivory Tower and the Island: About The Puerto Rican Studies Faculty/Community Seminar, which provides outreach from the five colleges to the Puerto Rican community in nearby Holyoke, Massachusetts.

One Foot in the Americas and One Foot Somewhere Else: A focus on the evolution of the Five College Center for Crossroads in the Study of the Americas (CISA) (Spring 2006 issue).

Mark Twain, Children's Theatre, & Saving Shakespeare: An article by Wayne Kramer, the 2004 Jackie Pritzen lecturer (Fall 2004 issue).

Masalski Sensei: An article about the Five College Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS) and its director, Kathleen Woods Masalski (Spring 2001 issue).

A Whole New World: About the Five College Center for the Study of World Languages, which gives students the opportunity to assemble courses on less-commonly learned languages (Fall 2001 issue).

Up-Close, But Not in Person: An inside look at the new Five College Interactive Video Classrooms (IVC), and the teachers who use them. (Fall 2001 issue).

To Form a More Perfect Union: The Five College/Public School Partnership teams up with professors from the five colleges to examine innovative ways of teaching the American Revolution to students (Spring 2002 issue).

"In Our Own Backyard": An interview with the Five College Ethnomusicologists, and a look at the first Five College World Music Festival (Spring 2002 issue).

Knotted Ropes and Rosaries: Excerpts from the 2002 Jackie M. Pritzen lecture by Dana Leibsohn, associate professor of art at Smith College (Spring 2002 issue).

Music from the Heart: A tribute to Yusef Lateef who retired from teaching after 14 years of sharing his love of music with students at the five colleges. An award-winning composer, a performer who once played tenor saxophone and toured with Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Eldrige, and others of their ilk (Spring 2002 issue).

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