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Starting Business Is a Leap of Faith—Obviously
In Memory: Guy Kinman ”40
Beyond Judgment
“An Exercise in Trust”
Alex Rinks ’06: Adventure by Adventure
Healing Flight
Getting Real
Camels in the Cornfield
Forgiving Cain
More “Embarrassing Moments”
Leading and Learning “Away Off Shore”
Lettered With Loving Care
From Our Readers: Walking “The Camino”
Silence on the Trail
How Do You Take Care of Yourself?
Traveling Well: The Photography of Denis Kelly ’84
Traveling Well: Charles Johnson ’65 and the Polar Adventurer Fram
Alan White ’60: Not Without the Music
Travelers’ Advisory: The Problem with Nodding
Sean Salai ’03 To Be Ordained a Catholic Priest
Capturing Commencement, Reunions
Ben Hewitt ’05 named head swim coach at Nova Southeastern University
Revolution
Jim Dreher ’85: A Singular Vision
J.T. Whitehead ’87, Poet/Lawyer
No Microphone Eating for Miles ’76
Prengaman ’98: Thinking Critically, Living Humanely
Thank You, Tom Runge
Crofts ’63 Sheds “Bright, Clarifying Light” on Lincoln as Emancipator
Padgett ’84 Covers Obama Visit to Cuba
Film Honors American World War I Soldiers
Gregerson ’09 Ordained to Priesthood
Thomas Brogan ’88: Archaeological Dig
Bob and Betty Allen ’57: Mud Hollow Memories
Martella ’71 and “A Life of Place”
Deleget’s New Minus Space Gallery
Been ’81: Farmwork Ethic
“The Liberal Arts is Strategy”
2015 Review: Honor and Memory
Barton ’00 and Crawfordsville’s Stellar Year
Been ’81 Leaves Legal Aid Legacy
Listening To Each Other
“A Wonderful Life”
A Taste of Our Lives, Pt. 1 (UNCUT VERSION!)
Thomas Lents’ Culinary Craftsmanship
Wallies Worked on Theater Production
Adventure Story Honors College’s Past
Real Work, Real World
Two Marks of a Rivalry
David Kendall ’66: Freedom “From Both Sides”
McCarty Recalls Murders
Hello Maxwell David Nicholson!
Garrett, Guiden Return as Cole Lecturers
Bowerman ’11 Climbs Kilimanjaro
Teacher Paul Baldwin ’78
Scarlet Yarns: Alumni Tell Their Stories
Alumni Honor Their Own
Coming Home Late—Bert Stern H’62
Carter’s Dangerous Work
Emanuel Harper ’10 : Why I Stand for Children
Jeremy Bird ’00—Create Whatever You Want
Two Chords
Deleget ’97 Sings ‘September of 92’
“It’s All About the Journey”
Can I Get an Amen?
Somethin’ ’bout a Song
Solar-Powered Jazz
Kitterman ’06—Driving Force
The Banjo and the Blues
Class Notes
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Three years ago, Joe Johnson was a guy with an idea. Now, he’s the owner of a T-shirt company cranking..
“OUR JOB IS TO MAKE THE ACTORS LOOK BETTER, whether we’re doubling for them or getting killed by them.” —Nnamdi..
Guy Malcolm Kinman Jr., 100, died September 17 in Richmond, VA. Born December 23, 1917, in Hevener, OK, he was..
THREE YEARS AGO, A.J. CLARK ’16 COULDN’T MISS. The standout football player and theater major turned in a stellar effort..
Tom Broecker ’84 has memorized the floorplan of almost every department store in Manhattan. In Urban Outfitters on Fifth Avenue..
Freelance producer and photographer Alex Rinks ’06 is best known for his work on Discovery Channel and History and on..
Whether he’s dangling from a harness or wading through a flooded miniature movie set, Louis Sinn ’19 is driven to..
It’s a little before 5 on a late June afternoon when Garrett McCarthy ’13 climbs out of a Learjet 35..
by Richard Paige Every Orr Fellow seems to have a moment when things “get real.” For Greg Slisz ’10, it..
