| IN THIS ISSUE
Editor’s Note: My Farewell Column—William Holder
Wesleyan: April is Art Thesis Month in Zilkha—Olivia Drake MALS ’08
President’s Letter—Michael S. Roth ’78
Spotlight on Alumni: Horsing Around … and Around …
(Video on Bob Yorburg ’77)—Cynthia Rockwell
Game On: No Hitter!—Mike O’Brien
Perspective: “Who Are You?” by Elizabeth Liang ’92
Wes Media Project—Lauren Rubenstein
Ready for the Next Pandemic? Q&A with Ben Oppenheim ’02
—Cynthia Rockwell
All Those Minds Left Behind, by Joseph J. Fins ’82, MD
Toward a Gentler Death: A Q&A with Katy Butler ’71—Cynthia Rockwell
Medicine as Mindful Practice: Ronald Epstein ’76, MD—David Glenn
The Policy Entrepreneur: Sara Rosenbaum ’73—Gabriel Popkin ’03
COVER STORY: Healthcare and Racism: A Toxic Mix
(Exploring the Work of Professor Anthony Hatch)— Cynthia Rockwell
The Cyborg Life (Related: “Healthcare and Racism”)—Cynthia Rockwell
Historical Row: “A More Simple Fare”: The Physiological Society
—University Archivist Leith Johnson
At the Center for the Arts: Fist and Heel—Andrew Chatfield
Long Road to Posthumous Publication—William Holder ’75
Spotlight on Alumni: When Fat Shaming Precludes Medical Care
(Laura Fraser ’82)—Cynthia Rockwell
Letters: AEP Acquisition, Earliest Women of Color,
Making Positive Difference, Left-Leaning Thought, The Tunnels
Wesleyan Introduces Spin Bikeshare Program—Olivia Drake
A Year of Accolades for Wesleyan Athletes and Coaches—Mike O’Brien
Well Read—Laurie Kenney
Rosenstein ’80 MD Helps Widowed Fathers Move Forward with Their Children
—Laurie Kenney
The Backstory: Apocalypse Now: How Viral Fear Distorts Our Worldview,
by Dahlia Schweitzer ’98
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