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Sustainable Williams
One small college’s role in addressing climate change.
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A Weekend For Williams
The Oct. 3 campus launch of Teach It Forward: The Campaign For Williams was a festive affair.
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Teaching It Forward
President Adam Falk and a panel of faculty members discuss what makes Williams Williams as part of the campaign kickoff celebration.
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Act II
Young alumni in the performing arts share what they learned at the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance.
Departments
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« Report »
President Adam Falk on taking the long view.
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« Comment »
Readers respond to our coverage of Williams women, the Class of 1966 Environmental Center and more.
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« Notice »
A look at Convocation, our new college cost calculator, Eph volunteers, faculty science lunches and more.
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« Study »
Art in the Object Lab, giving voice to Syrian refugees, better communication and more.
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« Muse »
Michael F. Curtin '86 on DC Central Kitchen.
The summer 2015 issue is, as always, top notch: layout, white space, expansive articles, great photos, things that make me smile. And a logical use of serif and sans-serif typefaces. When is the last time a reader gave you an “atta gal, editor” for type? However, the array of six photos on p. 8 (“Bon Voyage, Class of ’15!”) is not reader-friendly.
—David Hall ‘61, Nellysford, Va.