Ralph Said:

Associates in Liberal Arts: What options do I have?

We Answered:

Liberal arts you can easily hook up a nice job at the DA.

Jeffery Said:

Humans: The lucky number 7?

We Answered:

the number of the illuminatis are also 7.

Holly Said:

Help finding liberal arts colleges with good history depts.?

We Answered:

Oberlin
Boston College
Middlebury
Pomona
Vassar
Amherst

All of those are quite good...
but most good liberal arts colleges will have a good history department

Nancy Said:

What was the most interesting essay or article you read in the field of Liberal Arts?

We Answered:

The Ignored Lesson of Anne Frank, by Bruno Bettelheim

Sheila Said:

Do liberal arts colleges typically offer degrees in photography if they say they offer fine arts degrees?

We Answered:

Generally speaking, liberal arts colleges don't have majors. Just a Bachelor's degree in "liberal arts." So, in a traditional liberal arts education, you'd have to do a M.F.A in Photography to become a Photographer. But, some modern liberal arts colleges have added majors (some are even universities now, they've expanded so much... see Tufts as an example).

Stephen Said:

anyone familiar with the 7 liberal arts?

We Answered:

These were the introductory subjects in Medieval universities.

The first three were called the Trivium and were (Latin) Grammar, Rhetoric and Logic.

The next four were called the Quadrivium and were arithmetic, geometry, music theory, and astronomy.

Milton Said:

Which liberal arts colleges on the east coast should I apply to with these stats?

We Answered:

You have a lot to choose from around Philadelphia. You should check out these schools:

Haverford
Swarthmore
Bryn Mawr
Lehigh
Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall
Bucknell
Gettysburg
Lafayette
Dickinson
Ithaca (although Ithaca is more artsy)

You also might want to look at Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Penn and Cornell.