Document Type

Magazine

Publication Date

Fall 2016

Comments

CC: Connecticut College Magazine is published by the Office of College Relations. The magazine's mission is to maintain ties between the College, its alumni and all other constituents and to report on issues of importance to these groups.

Contents:

  • Invisible Spaces Stephen Van Dyck '98 is designing some of the most important buildings in North America
  • Refugee Documentation Can filmmakers like Linnea Langkammer '14, who sine a light on the Syrian refugee crisis, help stop the atrocities?
  • Inside ISIS Bruce Hoffman '76, professor and director of security studies at Georgetown University, sets the record straight on ISIS
  • Out in the World Behan Gifford '92 and her family of five talk about their nomadic lifestyle aboard a 47-foot sailboat
  • Parental Guidance Joe Syracuse '90 and Lisa Addario '90 write and diret Hollywood movies while raising two kids. Wait until you hear how they got their start
  • Notebook Israeli dancer Ya'ara Moses, Olympic Sailing, proving Einstein wrong, Radio Waves, Second Shift, political conventions, and Cornell West
  • Faculty Focus Professor Jim Downs writes about social history from the bottom up
  • Athletics update Field hockey
  • Class Notes Disrupting Society: 100 years of playwright Eugene O'Neill
  • Full Stop Faculty art show

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