January 2, 2011 Saint Mary's Alumna Uses Business Degree to Cook up New Career (The Ob... 10/13/11-Annie Parker Baker ’91 was featured in the student-run newspaper, The Observer. Baker earned a business degree at Saint Mary’s, but left the accounting/banking world behind to pursue her passion for baking. She is now "Annie the Baker" and has even been featured on the Cooking Channel. January 2, 2011 College hosts intercultural retreat (The Observer) 9/15/11 THE OBSERVER: Saint Mary's students, faculty and other members of the community will participate in the Catalyst retreat, an opportunity to learn more about the history of slavery and abolitionism in the United States, over the College's fall break. The retreat, sponsored by the Center for Women's Intercultural Leadership Office (CWIL), will be held Oct. 14 to 19 for students and from Oct. 14 to 16 for non-students. The retreat will depart from Saint Mary's and travel to Cincinnati. Anabel Castañeda ’12, who will attend Catalyst, is interviewed for this story. January 2, 2011 Belles' Second Half Pressure Not Enough Against Kalamazoo NOTRE DAME, Ind. - The Saint Mary's soccer team out-shot visiting Kalamazoo 12-4 in the second half but was unable to convert any of those shots into goals as they fell 2-0 on Saturday afternoon. January 2, 2011 Music Professor's Project Raising Money for Haiti 8/4/11 (Fox 28)—When an earthquake devastated Haiti last year, Saint Mary’s College music professor Jeffrey Jacob was so moved that he got to work on a CD project he hopes will raise money to help rebuild the country. Jacob says “Music for Haiti” is a compilation of his recent compositions that explore themes of tragedy, death and redemption, and new works directly inspired by the disaster. Each work acknowledges the tragedy, but also offers moments of hope, evokes the dignity of life, and provides resolution in both senses of the word. All of the works are for piano and orchestra, and Jacob is the pianist in every case. The orchestras include two world-class groups, the London Symphony Orchestra, recorded at London Abbey Road Studios, and the Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra. January 2, 2011 NDtv offers student-produced programming January 2, 2011 Immigration course "puts a face on immigration" (USA Today College) Alicia Smith '12 is not only a student here, she is a writer for USA Today College, a national website devoted to college news and student perspectives. She did this story about the "Church in the City" program offered by the Justice Education program and Campus Ministry. Interviewed for the story are Judy Fean, director of Campus Ministry, Megan Woodring '13 and Areli Bautista '12. January 2, 2011 Author/Journalist to Speak about Swedish Suffrage Movement Saint Mary’s College is proud to welcome Swedish author and journalist Ulrika Knutson to speak at the College on Wednesday, October 26. Knutson will offer a talk titled “Swedish Women on the Verge of a Breakthrough: The Fogelstad Five.” The lecture on the Swedish suffragist movement and differences to the American suffragist movement will take place at the women’s college at 7:30 p.m. in Haggar College Center. The event is free and open to the public. January 2, 2011 College student interns for Disney January 2, 2011 Feminist Interpretations of the Bible Barbara E. Reid, OP, will offer her lecture, Feminist Interpretations of the Bible, as part of the Saint Mary's College's Center for Spirituality's fall lecture series.