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Guide’s ‘Stories’ Are a Mixed Bag

Learning to write is a like buying a car. Going from dealership to dealership, you compare prices, consider features, and

Horne Writes About Katrina

They say with crisis comes opportunity. For Jed Horne ’70, crisis came swirling in dangerous winds and swelling in drowning

KSG Gets $12M to Study Boston

CORRECTION APPENDED Five decades after he started campaigning for a “New Boston,” the lawyer-developer turned philanthropist Jerome L. Rappaport ’47

A Lawyer Helps Friend, Saves Day­—Again

Daniel Williams, the young protagonist of Nick Laird’s “Utterly Monkey,” is bored with his life. Suffice it to say, the

The Atlantic's Bradley Invests in New Alum Magazine

Media mogul David G. Bradley is taking on a new sector of the publishing world, investing in 02138, an alternative

Not Another Teen College Guide

“Untangling the Ivy League: 2006” markets itself as an insider’s guide to the Ivy League written by the students and

Gulf War Vet’s Story Made Into ‘Jarhead’

n one in the chest, but this antiquated metaphor of military praise hardly seems adequate for Anthony Swofford’s breakout autobiography

Warnography’s Visceral Allure

Winston Churchill once quipped: “a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its

‘Decreation’ Offers Slice of Anne Carson

To read Anne Carson is to read by intuition. Acquaintance with her collage of sources is not a prerequisite for

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