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Rx
for Success
How Mount Holyoke Educates Scientists
by Jill Elizabeth Westfall
’93
Some in America still wonder if “women can do science,” but
that’s never been a question at MHC. With a proud history of
producing scientists and an abundance of mentors and opportunities
for hands-on science, MHC continually refills its prescription for
success.
Chasing
Hollywood
One Producer's Search for “Material with a Message”
by Carol Sliwa ’80
Debra Martin Chase ’77 is a Hollywood heavy hitter. This two-time
Emmy-nominated movie and television producer’s latest project, The
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, opens at a theatre near you
this summer.
Conservatives
on a Liberal Campus
Do We Have Political Diversity at MHC?
by Maryann Teale Snell ’86
Right-left, red-blue, conservative-liberal, Republican-Democrat—what
difference does it make in academia? The answer depends on who’s
talking.
Ripple
Effect
The Liquid Visions of Janice Lovelace ’74
by Emily Harrison Weir
Writer/photographer Janice Lovelace ’74 travels the world,
but says beauty can be found everywhere if people will just notice
what's close at hand.
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Campus
Currents
Commencement, student and faculty award winners, this fall's “common
read” book, spring sports wrap-up, and more campus news
Alumnae
Matters
Reunion in participants’ own words, alumnae award winners,
and alumnae clubs' news
Off
the Shelf
Books by alumnae and professors on “discoveries in poetry and
history,” the joys of sloth, surviving parenthood, theoretical
physics, Rome’s enchantment, Stalin’s folly, the philosophy
of film, and other topics
Last
Look
In Session: Reading and Writing in the World
by Faye Wolfe
Join students enrolled in Reading and Writing in the World—a
team-taught course offered jointly through English and environmental
studies—as they reconsider nature studies in the midst of springtime
splendor.
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