Culture at Colby, Prevalent and Expanding
by Culture has always been one of the most complicated words to define. In every class I have taken at Colby or in highschool, …
Establishing the Culture of Curiosity
by C.P. Snow, an English novelist and physical chemist, published his book The Two Cultures in 1959, in which he decisively defined the existence of two …
Cultures Within Cultures
by When applying to a college or talking about one, usually the question, “is it a liberal arts college?” arises.
Cultures on Campus, The Grey Area
by The term “Science” has become an increasingly broad term with many diverse interpretations. Today, there seem to be many different fields that can be …
Two Sides of the Same Coin
by C.P. Snow explains in his novel, The Two Cultures, that there exists a dichotomy in studies between the humanities and the sciences. A separation that had existed …
Culture on Campus: Where Do I Fit?
by C.P Snow’s 1959 book Two Cultures exposed us to the idea of dueling cultures in science: social sciences, like humanities and psychology, vs. more “logistic” …
Science is a Part of Culture
by Culture is a broad term that encompasses the entire spectrum of beliefs, behavior, values, and knowledge within a society or group of people. Culture is …
Raghav’s Culture Tree
by What is culture? A culture is a group of people that forms socially. Generally speaking, when we talk about life as a whole we look …
The Bridges Between Cultures and Understanding
by CP Snow in his book The Two Cultures claimed that there were two cultures in knowledge, science and humanities, yet in both knowledge and life …
Collaboration Between the Two Cultures is Necessary
by In C.P. Snow’s lecture, “Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution,” he argues that our academic world is divided into two cultures who often do not …