Document Type

Magazine

Publication Date

Spring 4-2024

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CC Magazine is published by the Office of Communications. 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.

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Contents

  • Precious Cargo: Marsha Williams ’81 crisscrosses the globe transporting hope in the form of bone marrow and stem cells
  • Monkey See, Monkey Remember?: Christopher Krupenye ’11 proves humans’ closest relatives can recognize friends they haven’t seen for decades
  • Adobe Mission: Professor Emeritus Frank Graziano is working to preserve New Mexico’s cultural heritage one historic church at a time.
  • I Can’t Live Without My Radio: Appealing to eclectic music lovers everywhere, WCNI thrives even in the era of Big Streaming.
  • Notebook: West African dance, In the Round, Watsons and a Fulbright, campus construction, Principal on Wheels, Ink & Tracks, Effigy, Grief Is for People, Professors Are Not the Problem, twotime national champ, The President-elect
  • Class Notes
  • Full Stop: Douglass Day Transcribe-a-thon

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