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MHC Women Behaving Badly: More College Capers

So many capers, so little space in the printed Quarterly. Here are more stories of mischief that we just had

The Odyssey Bookstore Turns Fifty

The Beginning of the Odyssey The Odyssey Bookshop was established in 1963 by Romeo Grenier, a French-Canadian immigrant who arrived

Martha Henissart ’50: Anonymous No More

Back in the day, murder-mystery writers didn’t get much bigger than Emma Lathen. Between 1961 and 1997 the pseudonymous Lathen published twenty-four novels.

Books or Bytes: Are You Ready For The Future?

Libraries are serving lattes and muffins, and local bookstores seem to be going the way of the blacksmith shop. Last

Web extras for "Books or Bytes"-Winter 2011

More of the Write Stuff Google “writer,” and you’ll get 203 million pages to choose from. Where to start? Here’s

Members of the class of 1988 march in the Alumnae Parade

There’s More Than One Way to Infinity

During the Alumnae Meeting on May 26, 2018, Linda Dove ’88 stood in front of the audience and presented a

Mount Holyoke Alumna Establishes Language Lab in Auroville, India

Mita Radhakrishnan ’90 has built a life and a career in Auroville—a unique and evolving community in India that is

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Mount Holyoke Alumna Offers Strategies on How to See the World

I believe in the transformative nature of travel, both on a philosophical and a practical level. Exposure to new cultures

Spring 2018 Books

The following is a list of books published by alumnae and faculty, or about alumnae, and received at the Alumnae Quarterly offices

Mount Holyoke Alumna Embraced Both Parts of Her Cultural Identity

Ruth Muskrat Bronson, class of 1925, belonged to two different worlds. Her father was Cherokee, and she was raised in

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