Fall Quarterly 2015

Features

After fleeing Germany and hiding from Nazi occupation in Holland, sisters Gerda ’49 and Doris Bloch ’51 made their way

Like all of the other seven-year-old girls in my religious sect, I had an operation that removed part of my

After fleeing Germany and hiding from Nazi occupation in Holland, sisters Gerda ’49 and Doris Bloch ’51 made their way

Like all of the other seven-year-old girls in my religious sect, I had an operation that removed part of my

“How wacky is this? A seventy-four-year-old wanting to study Farsi in Iran?” asks Constance Dilley ’62. Dilley has been interested

Advocating for Change Shelley Hendrix ’91 is the national director of grassroots advocacy at Autism Speaks. When her son, Liam,

Within Pratt Music Hall resides the small, quiet Eleanor Pierce Stevens Library of Music. The space is named after Eleanor

We’re finally figuring out that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and managing health is seen

Mind Maps “I can’t survive without art,” says Ariel Szabo White ’09, who uses the name Ariel Szabo professionally. Since her

For twenty-seven years students have gathered at Gettell Amphitheater to take part in the Lunar Howling Society’s monthly ritual In

Mary Lyon’s recipes Among the collection of Mary Lyon’s manuscripts housed at Mount Holyoke are several recipes written in Lyon’s

—By Janice Beetle This article appeared in the fall 2015 issue of the Alumnae Quarterly.

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