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sjcsantafe
on March 11, 2023
Archers have held our fascination from the beginning of recorded history. In Herodotus’ “History”, we hear of the feared Scythians who could shoot a bow backwar...
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sjcsantafe
on March 10, 2023
We're down to the last few weeks of skiing here in the southwest. If you haven't been up to see the great snow we've got this season, this is your last chance t...
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sjcsantafe
on March 09, 2023
Johnnies fill us in on their favorite brunch places in and around Santa Fe. #sjcsantafe #nmtrue #santafe #dolina #clafoutis #food #brunch
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sjcsantafe
on March 08, 2023
Junior Sarah Schäfer practicing prop 1.17 of Newton’s Principia for the Math Tutorial. Proposition 17 and its corollaries culminate Section 3 of Book 1, showing...
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sjcsantafe
on March 06, 2023
Chef Stefano Ribera (SF25) describes a meal cooked by and for some of our international students. #cooking #internationalstudents #arepas #tradition #gathering...
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sjcsantafe
on March 05, 2023
One of the modern world’s most popular foods has a history in the Southwest stretching back over 1,000 years. Chocolate was first consumed in Mesoamerica and ev...
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sjcsantafe
on March 04, 2023
An interview with Charlene Sanchez, switchboard operator for over 9 years and one of the most beloved faces on campus. Whether cheerily answering the phone, del...
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sjcsantafe
on March 03, 2023
What makes America special? When Alexis de Tocqueville visited the United States in 1831, he saw a country which cherished and produced equality above all else....
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