Document Type

Magazine

Publication Date

Fall 2005

Comments

CC: Connecticut College Magazine is published by Connecticut College. 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:

  • GOING THE EXTRA MILE When these alumni pack their bags it isn't for a pleasure trip. They travel to help others, seek answers to tough questions or to prove a point. These are their stories.
  • ON TRAVELING, TEACHING, AND STORYTELLING Some thoughts on research - and marauding monkeys. by Lindsay Harlan, professor of religious studies
  • MEMORY AND THE HOLOCAUST When junior Matt Magida '07 traveled to Berlin last semester with his history class, it was an emotional visit to the city his family fled before the Holocaust. by Matt Magida '07
  • ASK HIM ANYTHING Readers of Cosmopolitan magazine's "Ask Him Anything" column receive answers from Jonathan Small '89. by Mary Howard
  • POETRY "Mistaken Love," a poem from assistant professor of Chinese Yibing Huang's latest work Stone Turtle Poems
  • notebook: letters, etc., first column, fall weekend, coping with Katrina, Katrina blues, Jared Lamb '03, Convocation, MTV in the wilderness, from Yunnan with joy, on waiting rooms, freshman seminars, fossil discovery, Wangari Maathai chosen, architecture exhibit, behold - the camel, athletic trainers
  • ink
  • lives
  • advancement
  • class notes

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