Reader Response Wendy Silverman Gordon ’86

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With my multiple degrees, kids off to college and my husband working for a university, there are a lot of alumni magazines that fill our mailbox. It wasn’t until recently that I realized how good us Brown grads have it. Truthfully, most alumni magazines are pretty lame. Ours makes for a really interesting and insightful read. I am always sharing articles and look forward to each issue. And this realization is even prompting a donation to the magazine, something I have done before but not for a long while.

Wendy Silverman Gordon ’86 Austin, Tex. [email protected]

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