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Abigail H. Neely ’01 Explores Social Medicine in South Africa

Monica Huerta *06, Assistant Professor of English, Blends Family History with Speculative Magic

Jasmin Darznik *07 Imagines an Artist’s Life in 1920s San Francisco

Jan-Werner Müller, Professor of Politics, Defines Our Democracy

Orville Vernon Burton *76 and Armand Derfner ’60 Examine the Supreme Court’s Record on Race

Chloe Angyal ’09 Takes Ballet to Task

Jonathan Reades ’97 on Face-to-Face Communication in Business

Eric Weisbard ’88 Tracks American Music Evolution Through Writing

Laura Hankin ’10’s Novel Reveals a Sordid Secret Society

Elizabeth Schwall ’09 Analyzes the Role of Dance in Revolution-era Cuba

Jonathan Taplin ’69 Tells of his Extraordinary Magic Years

Steven Feldstein ’00 Delves Into Digital Repression

Will Staples ’00 Presents Tough Facts About Wildlife Conservation Through Fiction

Wesley Morgan ’11 Unravels History and Future of the U.S. in Afghanistan

Travel Writer Don George ’75 Reflects on 2020 At Home

Richard Revesz ’79’s Dollars-and-Cents Solutions for the Environment

Amanda Dennis ’03 debut novel, Her Here, Tells an Existential Detective Story

Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez ’96 Recasts an Imperialist Love Affair

Susanna Moore Tells The Story of Her Glitzy, Yet Dark Life Journey

Robin Broad 83 and John Cavanagh 80 Recount an Epic Battle for Clean Water

Randolph W. Hobler ’68 Tells 101 Stories of Peace Corps in Libya

Jon Wiener ’66 on LA Activism in the 1960s

Elizabeth Jemison ’08 Examines Christianity as Racial Tool in Post-Emancipation South

Michael Griffith ’87 on What We Leave Behind When We’re Gone