Professor Pascal Rollet has assembled a collection of video-based educational resources for students learning French. Professor Rollet filmed and interviewed a variety of young people in France, having them act out and discuss ordinary events in their lives. The site www.rencontresduquotidien.com contains video clips associated with educational resources promoting interaction in French. The site is targeted to American teachers of French and their students.

Over the next several years, the choir’s new director, Eduardo Garcia-Novelli, seeks to boost the choir’s national stature. He succeeds legendary conductor Weston Noble, who served the College as conductor in residence for the 2007-08 school year.

When Frank Alvarez, ’69, was studying at Carthage, the semiconductor industry was in its infancy. He never imagined a successful career in the field that allowed him to retire in his mid-fifties.

William Kuhn, former chair of Carthage’s history department, is on leave from the College until 2010 to write a book about Mrs. Onassis’ publishing career. The currently untitled book is scheduled for publication in 2011 by Doubleday, where she worked until her death in 1994.

In five seasons, Matt Tuttle built a high school debate program that won a bid to the National Forensic League championships.  Now, he’s building a nationally recognized debate program at Carthage.