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The Carletonian
Prairie soils (what scientists call mollisols) are as complex as the prairie community above the ground. In Minnesota, prairie soils developed since the last glacier retreated, over the past 10–15 thousand years. They have formed in response to geologic parent material, topography, climate, organisms and time. Healthy soils are vital to the long-term resilie
The Carletonian
On June 17, 2024, a Class of ’22 Carleton alum referred to as Jane Doe filed a legal complaint against Carleton College on several counts related to Doe’s experience of sexual abuse when she was a student. Her abuser, Donald Smith, was a Data Research Associate and Salsa Dance Instructor for Carleton at the time....
The Carletonian
For the second year in a row, the eagle statue in Bridge Square points toward Carleton’s campus. This historic signifier indicates that Carleton’s football team has again defeated St. Olaf in their most important rivalry game of the season. On Sep. 26, Carleton defeated local rival St. Olaf 37-7 on the Oles’ turf, Klein Field...
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