The Wild One
For the endangered drill monkeys of Equatorial Guinea, Justin Jay '08 is their champion.
For the endangered drill monkeys of Equatorial Guinea, Justin Jay '08 is their champion.
Derrick Niederman is many things – and, just perhaps, the most interesting man in the world.
Christie Will '99 has found balance as a writer, director and mother.
Mike Paccione '88 has found sport in a most unlikely place.
Marty Gantt, 2012 SoCon Player of the Year, didn't let anything hold him back.
For communication professor Chris Lamb, the funnies are a pretty serious business.
Meet six CofC alums who are making their passions their careers.
Every morning, David Lee Nelson ’00 heads to a New York coffee shop and spends an hour writing jokes. Some are good, some are not so good, but it doesn’t really matter. The culling will come later, at the end of the week. Right now, it’s just important to get something down. Nelson used to
His three competitors are all fighting outside the ring, leaving him alone with the referee. Keeping watch on the scrum below, Pete Kaasa ’08 paces back and forth impatiently. Finally, he’s had enough. After a calm pause in the far corner of the ring, he sprints across the mat and vaults clear over the ropes,
In 2010, Fiona Puyo ’09 had just wrapped up an internship with a bank in Frankfurt, Germany, and was staying up late with her boyfriend to prepare for an interview that might lead to a permanent job. She was well experienced, having worked for months with portfolio managers at the bank, analyzing companies and meeting