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Inside the Winter 2022 issue:

Features

• A Kaleidoscopic Unfolding

  Artist James Michalopoulos ’74 has been influenced by the colorful, confounding streets of New Orleans, and in turn has influenced them.

• Because of Women

  Coeducation reflected change in our wider society, but it also sparked it, making ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾ better in the process.

• The Power (and the Problem) of Metaphor

  Metaphors serve as shortcuts to understanding—but they’re not always benign. A conversation with professors Eric Chown and Fernando Nascimento.

   

Forward

• Space for Everyone: Bridget O’Carroll ’13 creates—and represents—community.
  
• Job Search to Soul Search: ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾’s Sophomore Bootcamp grows bigger and more ambitious.
• A Look at the Lions: A 3D scan inspires this “Did You Know?”
• Get Home Safely: StrongArm fuses technology with the common good.
• In Her Element: Kristina M. J. Powell ’06 helps young Mainers tell their stories.
• NESCAC Express: Jake Adicoff ’18 heads to his third Paralympic Games.

Column

• The Courage to Fall in Love: Mai Libman ’00 had a rocky relationship with ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø±¬ÍøÕ¾, and it wasn’t until many years after graduation that she reconnected and found her community here.

Profiles

• Sam Chapple-Sokol ’07 talks cultural diplomacy.
  
• Meredith Maren Verdone ’85 on slowing down to take a breath.
  
• Amy Steel Vanden-Eykel ’99 on being a good leader—and teammate.
• Sherrone Torres ’12 talks about connecting to the world.

Dine

• A tuna poke recipe by chef Ian Hockenberger ’89.

Q&A

• Stephanie Frost, senior vice president for development and alumni relations, talks about creating a welcome space for all alumni.