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 My friends and I bought a LOT of food this year.

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Spotlight on Ithaca: Apple Fest

By: Julia Montejo '17
 Kemar Prussien '15

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"I decided that I wouldn't let anyone else set boundaries for me."

Kemar Prussien '15Major: PsychologyHometown: Philadelphia, PAWhy did you choose Cornell?
 Claire Stack '15

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"I have found a place where I do what I love every single day."

Claire Stack '15 says that while at the Schwartz Center, "I had the opportunity to work with some of the kindest and most talented people I have ever come across."
 Downtown Chicago and a view of the river.

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Arts & Sciences & Healthcare & Business

In our last post of the year, junior Zoee shares her excitement for a summer internship in healthcare consulting, not necessarily a position of her utmost expertise but one Arts and Sciences' holistic education helped her attain.  By Zoee D'Costa '19, Biology & Society major, Psychology minor
 The students of CASA Sevilla program.

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Sevile, Spain: No me ha dejado

This week, senior Samantha tells us about her challenging yet incredibly rewarding five months in Sevile, Spain, through which she learned to embrace the uncomfortable. By Samantha Cohen '18, Sociology major, Business minor
 A view of the beautiful Cornell Law School building on a March afternoon.

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What Do I Want to Do with my Majors?

This week, meet junior Suzy Park, an economics and psychology double major who was recently inspired by her experiences in Arts & Sciences to pursue a career in law. Suzy will be taking over the Ambassadors blog next year - see what she has to say below! By: Suzy Ji Soo Park '18, Economics and Psychology double major, Communications minor When I introduce myself as an economics and psychology double major, 99 percent of people say, “Oh, that’s cool!
 Cook Community Engagement Course

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When the Summer Ending is Just the Beginning: "Coming Home" to Cornell

The last member of our Arts & Sciences Ambassadors E-board is Kasey Han '18. After spending most of her summer conducting molecular and cellular neuroscience research at Stanford University, Kasey returned to campus early for training to be a Student Assistant on West Campus. It's fitting that Kasey's post closes out our September collection just after Homecoming Weekend here in Ithaca - her post strongly emphasizes how it feels to leave summer behind and "return home" to Cornell!
 Anthony Halmon

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"Cornell has helped me to think big, but start small."

Anthony Halmon '17Major: Africana StudiesHometown: Chicago How did you decide on your major? Have your plans changed since you started Cornell?
 A snowy view up Libe Slope at McGraw Hall and Morrill Hall overlooking the Arts Quad.

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Why I Love Cornell: The Magic of the Arts Quad

Welcome back! As our Ithaca campus comes alive again for the spring semester, we here at the Arts & Sciences blog will begin posting weekly material once again. Good luck to all the seniors who recently submitted applications - as you wait for college decisions, enjoy senior Maddy Finkelstein's post about the beauty of Cornell's campus - even in the winter!  By: Maddy Finkelstein '16
Peidong Sun

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New Faculty: Peidong Sun

Peidong Sun, History
 CUEMS Members at Club Fest, Fall 2014

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CUEMS: Learning for Life

 by Ari Bernstein '15
 A group of students observe an object on the floor

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"We are learning for life."

The Value of a Liberal Arts Education 
 Rose Hanson '15

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"My education gave me the ability to learn about the world, not just my field."

Rose Hanson '15Major: HistoryHometown: Anchorage, AKWhy did you choose Cornell?