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Higher Education Today is Falling Short, argues Bowen *58

William G. Bowen*58 and Michael S. McPherson

Paul Robeson Paved the Way for Many

Gerald Horne '70

Chronicling Obama’s Love of Hoops, from Childhood to Baracketology

Alexander Wolff ’79

Capturing the Life of George McGovern

Thomas J. Knock *82

Examining American Race Relations Through ‘The Little Rascals’

Julia Lee ’98

Do We Have a Right to More Than One Child? Conly ’75 Says No

Sarah Conly ’75

Discovering Flavor: Mindfulness for Food

Helen Labun Jordan ’02

An Uncensored Look into the Pentagon’s Brain

Annie Jacobsen ’89

A Guide to Harnessing the Advances of the ‘Lucky Years’

David Agus ’87

Unearthing the History of Mortal Remains

Thomas Laqueur *73

Exploring the Links Between Shame and Violence

Jonathan Fast ’70

Transforming the Reading of America’s Most Beloved Poem

David Orr ’96

A Nostalgia-filled Tale of Buddies and the Blues

Adam Gussow ’79 *00

Can the Medical Profession Learn From Its Mistakes?

James B. Lieber ’71

Sociologist Czerniawski ’03 Goes Undercover as a Plus-Sized Model

Walter Lord ’39 Enjoys Continued Success With his Titanic Book

Noir Thriller ‘Last Days in Shanghai’ is Fiction Debut for Casey Walker *10

Love in black and white

Martha Sandweiss examines racial passing in America

Making theater more diverse

Susan Jonas ’81 advocates for female playwrights and directors

Filming a family's legacy

Katrina Browne ’89 uncovers her ties to the slave trade

Rewiring the brain

Susan Barry *81 explains the science that allowed her to see in 3-D

Keeping big-band sounds alive

David Miller ’50 celebrates 25 years on the air

Keeping a father's diary

Michael Lewis ’82 chronicles diaper changing and toddler outbursts

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