| Volume 91, No. 1: March 2012
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A Stitch in Time Saves Iphigenia
Environmental studies major Rennie Meyers ’15 loosens up while visiting assistant professor and costume designer Corrine Larson adjusts a neckline backstage for Iphegenia and Other Daughters.
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The Gray Fund: 20 Years On
Tibetan Monks, whitewater kayaking, and Mario Brothers. The Gray Fund celebrates 20 years of awesomeness.
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Bricks and Mortar in Tanzania
Sophomore Shannon Smith ’14 spent last summer in a remote village in Tanzania working with a local anti-poverty co-op.
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Class of ’11: Where are they now?
Survey shows how Reed's newest grads are faring in the job market.
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New Dean Oversees Sexual Assault Prevention
Jyl Shaffer wants Reed to be a national model in prevention and response.
Editor's Note
Features
- Breaking the Chain
- Road Warrior
- The Turmoil in Tibet
- The Maestro of Chaos
- The Marketplace of Ideas
- The Rest is History
- The Home Stretch
- In Memoriam: Howard Wolpe ’60
Reediana
- “An Inefficient Truth”: Charles Collier ’72
- AÂ Natural History of Revolution: (Cornell University Press, 2011)
- Reediana Briefs
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- A Stitch in Time Saves Iphigenia
- The Gray Fund: 20 Years On
- Bricks and Mortar in Tanzania
- Class of ’11: Where are they now?
- Graduation Rate Hits 70%
- New Dean Oversees Sexual Assault Prevention
- Art in her Genes
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