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Category 2016 Issue 3Posted on December 1, 2016December 13, 2018

America’s Most Innovative Rancher

BY GABRIEL POPKIN ’03 Anya Fernald ’98—dubbed “The First Lady of Livestock” by Modern Farmer—is changing the way we think about carnivorous pleasures, with restaurants featuring cuts beyond ribeye and a cookbook capturing the warmth of traditional cooking experiences. Fer…
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Category 2016 Issue 2Posted on August 1, 2016December 13, 2018

AN APPETITE FOR RISK AND AMBIGUITY

Joshua Boger ’73, P’06, ’09, Wesleyan’s chair of the Board emeritus, has encouraged trustees to look far down the road, not just over the hood. JOSHUA BOGER ’73 often talks about a principle that infused the culture…
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WESLEYAN RESPONDS TO SYRIAN REFUGEE CRISIS
Category 2016 ISSUE 1Posted on May 6, 2016December 13, 2018

WESLEYAN RESPONDS TO SYRIAN REFUGEE CRISIS

Last fall President Roth took what some thought was a risk. Appalled by the Syrian refugee crisis, he issued a challenge…
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Category 2016 ISSUE 1Posted on April 5, 2016December 13, 2018

PUTTING LIBERAL EDUCATION TO WORK

[caption id="attachment_7625" align="aligncenter" width="752"] Students who want expert advice on how to pursue the most sought-after jobs and internships visit the Gordon Career Center. Newly named for Andrew Brandon-Go…
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Category 2016 ISSUE 1Posted on April 5, 2016December 13, 2018

A CENTURY UNDER CONNECTICUT SKIES

For two years, beginning in the summer of 1914, a rather strange looking structure took shape atop the crest of Foss Hill, highest point on the Wesleyan campus. Silhouetted against sunset skies that smoldered over th…
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Category 2016 ISSUE 1Posted on April 5, 2016December 13, 2018

INCUBATOR FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS

Hang around Wesleyan long enough, and you’re bound to hear the phrase “practical idealism.” Coined by the philosopher John Dewey and later adopted by Mahatma Gandhi, “practical idealism” is the third pillar of a Wesleyan…
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Category 2016 ISSUE 1Posted on April 5, 2016December 13, 2018

CHRISTINA CROSBY: “A BODY, UNDONE”

Christina Crosby is a feminist, a lesbian, and a scholar of gender and sexuality, but the concept of embodiment—what it means to be in and of one’s body—was not just something she thought about, but something she lived. …
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