Alumni News

TV writer turns novelist

Howard Gordon ’84 pens a page-turner involving a race to stop terrorists

Swimming with sharks

Juliet Eilperin ’92 explores the future of the ocean’s top predators

A scientist and novelist explores friendship, memory

Reading Room: Sunetra Gupta '87

Reading Room: Carol Graham ’84

Economist’s goal: Measuring happiness

Comedy in Khmer

Two alumni write hit humor sketches in Cambodia

Oakes '83 connects readers directly to a publisher

Cities are good after all

Americans crave the suburbs, but Edward Glaeser ’88 praises urban life

Conscience: Two Soldiers, Two Pacifists, One Family

Newsmakers

No excuses: When a diploma is no match for a push

Fortune Smiles

Chemistry is hot!

Can less mean more?

An experiment teaches about cooking, eating, and what’s important in life

Learning to get out of line

A novice teacher hopes to bring fun back to school

The house that eBay built

Sherry Lefevre ’74

Newsmakers

A mother's secret life

Jasmin Darznik *07 discovers a painful past and a half sister in Iran

Becoming a doctor

Meghan MacLean Weir ’00 chronicles her three-year pediatric residency

Ten Thousand Joys and Ten Thousand Sorrows: A Couple's Journey Through Alzheimer's

No dissent: A locomotive for Sotomayor ’76

A celebratory climb up Mount Princeton

STARTING OUT: Ian Auzenne ’10

One Last Good Time

Report from a revolution

My view from Tahrir Square