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Anne-Marie Slaughter ’80 Argues for Greater Connectivity

David McDermott Hughes ’89 on Climate Change as a Moral Issue

Carol Graham ’84 Considers The American Dream and Inequality

Chin Jou *09 Examines America’s Supersized Obesity Epidemic

Michael Cannell ’82’s Incendiary Recounts the Mad Bomber’s Reign of Terror

Mohsin Hamid ’93’s Exit West Conjures the Plight of Modern Refugees

Edward J. Balleisen ’87 Conducts an Audit on American Fraud

Peter Benjaminson *77 Explores the Man Behind the Sensation in Super Freak: The Life of Rick James

Kim Scott ’90 on How to Be a Kick-Ass Boss

Adam Alter *09’s Irresistible Exposes the Addictive Nature of Technology

Katie Kitamura ’99’s Novel, A Separation, Captures Emotional Disarray

Professor Leonard Barkan Embarks on a Personal Odyssey in Berlin for Jews

Michael Eric Dyson *93 Offers ‘Moral Redemption’ in Tears We Cannot Stop: A Sermon to White America

Susan B. Ridgely ’96 Decodes Focus on the Family

Adam Tanner *88 Goes Behind the Scenes of the Multibillion-Dollar Medical Data Industry

Jeremy Rosen ’01 Examines Minor-Characters-Turned-Protagonists and What Defines Genre

Christopher G. Brinton *16 and Prof. Mung Chiang Reveal the Power of Networks

Michael Lewis ’82’s New Book Explores a Legendary Partnership

Gage McWeeny *03 Explores Strangers in Victorian Literature

Robert Masello ’74 Explores Jekyll and Hyde and Jack the Ripper's Sinister Connection

Historian Laura Beers ’00 Chronicles the Pioneering Life of Britain's "Red Ellen"

Kieran Williams ’89 Offers Fresh Look into Life and Work of Václav Havel

John Sacret Young ’69's 'Artoir' Blends Memoir and Art

S.C. Gwynne ’74 Chronicles a Football Revolution