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====== Academic Clubs ====== | ====== Academic Clubs ====== | ||
+ | =====Art Club===== | ||
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+ | The club organized buses in 1984 and 1985 to bring students to art exhibits in New York and Boston. Also in 1985, the club collaborated with [[st._anthony_hall|St. Anthony Hall]] to put on a salon that would feature student-made art. This was entitled "The First Annual Coleman Salon," | ||
=====Chemistry Club===== | =====Chemistry Club===== | ||
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Trinity' | Trinity' | ||
+ | =====Spanish Club===== | ||
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+ | The Spanish club was founded in 1954 according to the //Trinity Handbook// and is open to all levels of Spanish speakers. They submitted their constitution to the campus [[senate|Senate]] and were officially recognized in 1956. | ||
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+ | The club focuses on teaching and utilizing Spanish in a way that is applicable to the real world. Lectures, movies, and discussions presented by the club are done in Spanish in order to immerse club members in the language. Lectures have included a discussion of Fidel Castro presented by a native Cuban that focused on how the country reacts to outside criticism. | ||
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**Physics Club** | **Physics Club** |
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