Articles tagged with 'Web Extras'
INTERVIEW BY JAMES NAPOLI | Jan - Feb 2016
Journalist Chelsey Luger ’10, who has roots in the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Tribe and Standing Rock Lakota Nation, is on a mission to promote health and fitness among Native American communities.
Interview by James Napoli | Nov - Dec 2015
San Francisco-based “entrepeaneur” Larissa Russell ’13 on the joys and challenges of launching a sustainable cookie company
Ken Roman ’52 | Sept - Oct 2015
Curb cuts, Braille in elevators, closed captioning, signers at public meetings—they did not exist when the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed 25 years ago, thanks in part to the remarkable efforts of Alan Reich ’52.
Harvey Frommer | Sept - Oct 2015
BOOK EXCERPT: How the biggest game in sports got its name. An oral history.
Robert L. Grenier ’76 | Jul - Aug 2015
The CIA station chief in Islamabad works with the Pakistanis to reinforce their border with Tora Bora, where Osama bin Laden is believed to be hiding. From “88 Days to Kandahar: A CIA Diary”
Kabir Sehgal ’05 | May - June 2015
When currency and faith collide: Did some organized religions spread as a response to the rising importance of the marketplace? From “Coined: The Rich Life of Money and How Its History Has Shaped Us”
Jonathan Agronsky ’68 | May - June 2015
When life tests you in unexpected ways, sometimes the ultimate victory is survival.
Mar - Apr 2015
Andrew Lohse ’12, outspoken critic of Greek life, visits a “Writing 5” class.
Michelle Duster ’85 | Mar - Apr 2015
African-American DJs at WDCR brought new sounds to Upper Valley ears.
James Napoli | Jan - Feb 2015
Fifty years ago a group of students ventured behind the Iron Curtain. The group’s leader, Dan Dimancescu ’64, reflects on the Ledyard-inspired journey.
