Sweet Strings of Sorrow
The discovery of scrapbooks belonging to a distant relative who died in the Holocaust prompts Susan L. Ross ’81 to embark on an unexpected quest.
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Native Transport
A dugout canoe lands on the College Green.
Inimitable
Letter to the editor about archivist Martha Mitchell
Eating Veggies
Herbivoracious founder Michael Natkin ’89 has gone from the web to print to show that vegetarian cooking has progressed way beyond tofu.
A Truck Driver’s Elbow
A fresh look at sights frantic New Yorkers overlook daily.
The Voice of Ireland
Honor Molloy ’91 MFA creates a female version of the young Stephen Dedalus.
Sheep in Wolves’ Clothing
In his new political satire, historical novelist Thomas Mallon ’73 reimagines Watergate from the point of view of its lesser-known participants.
On Screen
The movie Big Miracle, based on international efforts to free gray whales trapped by Arctic ice in 1988, brought John Krasinski ’01 (center) and Tim Blake Nelson ’86 (right) to Alaska.
New Life for Old Icons
Architect and Chicago native Gunny Harboe ’78 has spent more than twenty years restoring some of his hometown's inconic buildings. And he's not about to stop now.
Jocks Who Rock
An a cappella group for athletes who love to sing.
Courting Success
Jamie Cerretani ’04 and Adil Shamasdin ’05 played tennis together at Brown. Now their doubles team is making its mark on the professional circuit.