His Own Spin
Vincent di Pasquale '00, a multiplatinum music producer and remixer, is an artist first and foremost.
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Small Town, Big Voice
Tristan Shields ’05 is in the middle of nowhere – like, the kind of nowhere that’s at least 30 minutes from any sign of, well, anything other than a handful of people who seem to really like horses and land. He’s sitting in the garage on his family farm, resting from his chores and listening
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Science’s Leading Lady
It’s probably easier to sell real estate in Chernobyl than sell a seventh-grader on the idea that science is cool. But somehow, in the face of that high degree of difficulty, Haley Chamberlain Nelson ’02 has found a way to pull it off. As a key member of Untamed Science, this mother of a toddler
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4 Green Street
I was a freshman at the college 50-plus years ago, and my favorite spot quickly became 4 Green Street (now Green Way). Ten of us arrived at the three-storied house, excited about being a social experiment for our small college (approximately 500 students at the time) – the first inhabitants of a women’s dormitory. We
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On Roads Hard Won: A Meditation on Greatness and Legacy
John C. Fremont (1836) is a complex figure in 19th-century American history - one worth remembering.
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Long Shot
Andrew Smith, the standout sniper, shipped to Afghanistan – and almost didn't return.
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The Contender
Lucia McKelvey '00 holds her own in the male-dominated world of boxing.
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President for a Day
Six students imagine taking command of the College – and tell us what they would do.