Sarah Dano ’08 holds her breath during a shootout scene on CBS’s Blue Bloods. It’s not because she’s worried that Tom Selleck’s character will be shot: She’s just hoping his jacket is zipped throughout the entire scene. If she bites her lip when a tragedy unfolds on Lifetime’s Army Wives, it’s just because Catherine Bell
Randy Bitting ’03 had never owned a computer. He had never stepped foot in the College’s Career Center. And he’d never had a successful interview. Here’s the irony: Three months after he graduated that May, he’d launched a technology for college career centers to help students practice their interviewing skills. InterviewStream – an online mock-interviewing
For U.S. Jazz Ambassador Clay Ross ’98, music has taken him all over the world.
Tim Scheett scoffed at the idea. It was impossible. Absurd. Completely ludicrous. But, as a man of science, he had to look at the evidence – which was piling up, study after study after study. He couldn’t deny the facts; he could, however, try to explain them. And – although he still has questions –
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
Lucia McKelvey '00 holds her own in the male-dominated world of boxing.
The glamorous glitz, the coy coquetry, the sultry suggestions: It’s all there. But when Pelham Spong ’06 emerges from the shadows, coming into the light to unfurl her feather fans, it’s the confidence that she reveals that’s most alluring. “I think it’s important to remind the audience that the sexiest thing a woman can be
For Watkins Little '09, one run and one photo would change everything.
Studio art major Caroline Simmel is proving that some fairy tales do come true.
This is Trujillo, Spain, and what CofC students find here can't be found anywhere else.
