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Washington College

Liberal arts college in Chestertown, Marylandwww.washcoll.edu

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Oct 16, 2026

Victoria HaganGUEST
3:51
No, and they were very supportive when I was at college and I realized that I really wanted to be an interior designer and I was not learning what I needed to learn and I wanted to transfer to Parsons.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:05
So where were you before Parsons? I was at a school, Washington College, a wonderful small liberal arts school.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:12
I think one of the challenges in my life was one of the things that didn't go my way is that I got rejected from 13 colleges.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:23
All design schools? No, just all different colleges all over the country that I thought might be fun to go to.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:29
And I got rejected.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:30
And it really set me back.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:32
And someone said, well, why don't you go to Washington College? I think you'd like it.
Victoria HaganGUEST
4:36
And it was fantastic.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:37
He started in with the A's a long time back.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:39
Graduated from Washington College in Maryland.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:42
That's big Bill Nicholson up there batting left-handed.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:49
Now Trucks looks at second where Cabaret is.

Unknown podcast

America’s Greatest Generals: Legendary Leaders Who Shaped U.S. History – From Washington to Powell

Oct 11 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
22:46
It was respect.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
22:47
After the war, Lee became president of Washington College.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
22:51
He urged his fellow Southerners to accept the end of the conflict, to rebuild, to reconcile, but even in peace, his image hardened into something larger than life, statues, paintings, myths.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
23:04
He never wanted them.
Matt BushHOST
19:36
In the issue shaping their decisions at the ballot box, Donald Trump made significant gains with this very diverse group in the 2024 presidential election, but that support may no longer hold.
Matt BushHOST
19:46
Joining us now to discuss the attitudes and concerns of Latino voters here in Maryland is Flavio Ruggieri-Hickel Jr. He's an assistant professor of American politics at Washington College.
Matt BushHOST
19:55
Flavio, welcome to the show.
Matt BushHOST
19:57
How are you doing? Thanks for having me.
Flavio Rogerio Hickel Jr.GUEST
24:53
That's the kind of engagement rather than just ads and posters and some door knockers, you know, a couple months before the election time.
Matt BushHOST
24:59
Right.
Matt BushHOST
25:00
Flavio Ruggiero-Hickel Jr. is an assistant professor of American politics at Washington College.
Matt BushHOST
25:05
Thank you so much for coming on the show.
Dani MercyHOST
5:01
As a child, he enjoyed sailing and would race sailboats, which is an expensive thing to do, so it's safe to assume his family was doing well.
Dani MercyHOST
5:09
He attended a Jesuit boys school, graduating in 2006, and then he attended Washington College, but transferred after two years to Salve Regina University in Rhode Island.
Dani MercyHOST
5:19
He was on the sailing team at both universities.
Dani MercyHOST
5:21
He graduated with a degree in business in 2011.
Mike WennmacherHOST
2:45
He confirmed he had accepted a wager of 10 guineas to run naked from Corn Hill to Cheapside.
Mike WennmacherHOST
2:52
And the first recorded incidents in the United States happened in Washington College when a senior George Crump was arrested for running naked through Lexington, Virginia.
Mike WennmacherHOST
3:04
So here's my thing.
Mike WennmacherHOST
3:06
Crump in his room.
Penny WilliamsGUEST
39:56
I was thinking, I've got my dates wrong.
Penny WilliamsGUEST
39:58
It's May the 1st at Chestertown, Washington College.
Penny WilliamsGUEST
40:04
It's a liberal arts college, private, very expensive.
Penny WilliamsGUEST
40:08
They have Naked Day May 1st because they got out of school.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:58
He started in with the A's a long time back.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:01
Graduated from Washington College in Maryland.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:04
That's big Bill Nicholson up there batting left-handed.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:10
Now Trucks looks at second where Cabaret is.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:23
Nicholson's 30 years old, hails from Chestertown, Maryland.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:28
He started in with the A's a long time back, graduated from Washington College in Maryland.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:34
That's Big Bill Nicholson up there batting left-handed.
Bill SlaterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:41
Now Trucks looks at second where Cavaretta is, pitches.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
6:57
We have three kids.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
6:58
All of our kids could have, I was teaching at Washington College.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
7:01
All of our kids could have gone to school at Washington College completely for free.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
7:04
And the college is a part of a consortium of between 300 and 500 other colleges and universities that my kids would have been able to go to school for either free or very close to free.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
7:15
When we made the decision to leave, it was so important.

16 MINS LATER

Bill SchindlerGUEST
23:03
I think they can start implementing it.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
23:05
Yeah.
Bill SchindlerGUEST
23:05
The final example is, so the 13 years that I taught at Washington College, every fall, I would teach a primitive technology and experimental archaeology class.

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