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Dale Gieringer ’68 takes his stand on libertarian and humanitarian grounds.

Frank Gorman ’59 shares his Olympic memories.

Chicano writer Manuel Muñoz ’94 mines the “humanizing effect of literature.”

Physician and economist will succeed Steven E. Hyman September 1.

Brief life of a comics impresario: 1898-1971

Andrew Sullivan’s views are predictable in only one way: always stimulating.

Radio news and the “journalism of hope” thrive in a dangerous place.

Law School alumna Dawn LaRochelle left her law practice to become a caterer and restaurateur.

Alan Gilbert’s music that should be heard

Ubiquitous on film and TV, Wallace Shawn writes plays that pack the house—with 20.

Interviews, a reading from a play, and a memorable scene from The Princess Bride.

Learning the rules of life in prison: an excerpt from the memoir of former prison librarian Avi Steinberg ’02

Stephanie Kaplan, Windsor Hanger, and Annie Wang founded and run the popular Internet site Her Campus.

Daniel Rasmussen’s new book rescues the forgotten facts of the largest slave revolt in U.S. history.

Constance Adams seeks creative solutions for extreme problems, and new ideas for this planet.