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Making SAT prep bearable

Charles Horn *95 pens humorous guide

A primer on the brain

Sam Wang explains why we lose our keys but never forget how to drive

Enlightenment for idiots

Anne Cushman '84 explores one woman's quest for spiritual awakening

John Matteson '83 wins Pulitzer Prize in biography

Poet Lightman '70's 'two worlds'

In 'Blood and Ice,' Masello '74 creates supernatural thrills

Levine '71 chronicles his musical friendship with the pope

Pun book by Delacorte '67 and Witte '66 'reterns' to print

Bassi *83, Frauenheim '89, and McMurrer '90 identify 'good' companies

Gordon '84 pens another terrorist thriller

McGuire '76 pens a poetry collection

Kitamura '99 explores a family saga in a colonial time

Plissner '86 pens debut young adult novel

Rosenbaum '90 makes doughnuts

Ackerman-Lieberman *07 Examines Dogs in Jewish History

Barron '74 imagines the creation of Atlantis

Fefferman GS Premieres Rock Oratorio in New York

The Confessions of Frances Godwin, by Robert Hellenga *69

Slavery in Jamaica and the Antebellum South Brought to Life in A Tale of Two Plantations

Bioethicist Peter Singer Explains Why You Should Make Donations That Save Lives — And Forgo Supporting Arts Groups

Who Do You Love: A Novel, by Jennifer Weiner ’91

Epstein '95 answers legal queries with humor

A collection of essays examines the Faculty Room and its history

Martinez '82 imagines magic tortilla