Susanna Rodell

Susan Lyman: A Portrait

By Susanna Rodell June 07, 1979

Susan Storey Lyman '49 entered Radcliffe with two children. She gave birth to her third in her junior year. She

By Susanna Rodell April 26, 1979

A USTRALIA is a strange piece of land. I spent a year and a half there, on a farm in

By Susanna Rodell March 06, 1979

D UBIN'S LIVES by Bernard Malamud is another example of the male menopause novel, a form that has become increasingly

By Susanna Rodell February 15, 1979

W HEN YOU COMING BACK, RED RYDER is a showcase for Marjoe Gortner. It shares much with the movie that

By Susanna Rodell January 03, 1979

M UCH AGONIZING has gone on recently about Radcliffe's place in the University and its relevance or irrelevance to undergraduate

By Susanna Rodell October 24, 1978

R ITA MAE BROWN loves Mark Twain. She says he was American to the marrow, like herself. Somehow Mark Twain's