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Historical Row | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. SYR PERECYVELLE OF GALES. April 6, 2016. SYR PERECYVELLE OF GALES. A BRILLIANT ASSOCIATION’ data-url=’http:/ magazine.wesleyan.edu/2016/04/06/historical-row-syr-perecyvelle-of-gales-a-brilliant-association/’. SYR PERECYVELLE OF GALES. A BRILLIANT ASSOCIATION’ data-url=’http:/ magazine.wesleyan.edu/2016/04/06/historical-row-syr-perecyvelle-of-gales-a-brilliant-association/’. HISTORICAL ROW: HENRY BACON’S IMPRINT ON WESLEYAN. September 15, 2015. May 6, 2015. Harriet Rice Baldwin ...

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UpFront | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. GEOLOGIST TO GOVERNOR: LIVING THE OPPOSITE OF WOE. May 24, 2016. Irrepressibly optimistic, funny, self-deprecating, at times self-doubting but driven to tackle difficult challenges. These are the qualities that shine through in John Hickenlooper ’74’s disarming autobiography, The Opposite of Woe: My Life in Beer and Politics (with Maximillan Potter; Penguin Press, 2016). It was in a moment of self-doubt, or perhaps profound personal insight, that…. SCHOLAR ATHLETE: SU PARDO ’16.

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Editor’s Note | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. EDITOR’S NOTE: WHAT OUR READERS SAY. April 6, 2016. I was a young reporter for the Middletown Press when it moved from its hole-in-the-wall location on the north end of Main Street to a new building on the south end that would have been the envy of any small-city newspaper. Little did I know that I had seen the paper at its zenith during my…. EDITOR’S NOTE: THE LONG VIEW. December 7, 2015. EDITOR’S NOTE: TWENTY YEARS AND LOOKING AHEAD. September 15, 2015. May 6, 2015. My 40th W...

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Admission & Financial Aid. LETTER HOME: MAKING ART ACROSS THE GLOBE. By Marvin Cabrera '92. May 6, 2015. As our van turns off the main highway, the roads become narrower, muddier, and our van swerves to avoid hitting the cows and goats pinned to the edges of the path. Farmers stop their work and boys halt their soccer game in curiosity; I know we have almost arrived. We continue and scores of children…. MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR. By Megan Norris ’83, P’17. December 15, 2012. December 15, 2012. Erica Chenowe...

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Admission & Financial Aid. PORTER ’02 USES BIG DATA TO ADVISE POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS. August 24, 2016. Dan Porter ’02 knows how you’re going to vote next November. If that’s a shock, then welcome to the world of big data. Google knows what ads to give you, Netflix knows what shows you like to watch, and your credit card company likely knows more about your buying habits than you do. A wealth…. WESLEYAN RESPONDS TO SYRIAN REFUGEE CRISIS. May 6, 2016. How would people respond? PUTTING LIBERAL EDUCATION TO WORK.

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Admission & Financial Aid. David Low '76 writes about arts and culture for the Wesleyan magazine and Wesleyan Connection. He is associate director of publications in the Office of University Communications. He is also a published fiction writer. E-mail: dlow@wesleyan.edu. December 7, 2015. A MUSICAL REVOLUTION ON BROADWAY. December 7, 2015. Composer, book writer, and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda ’02 and director Thomas Kail ’99 have reunited to collaborate on Broadway with. September 15, 2015. May 6, 2015.

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USAID IN D.C.: HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. USAID IN D.C.: HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD. May 5, 2015. Nearly three-quarters of all USAID missions hinge on the availability of potable water. Four Wesleyan alumni are developing strategies that will ensure the success of projects that affect millions of people. Four Wesleyan graduates collaborate on USAID’s crucial water projects, just down the avenue from the White House: John Pasch ’93, Christian Holmes ’68, Charles North ’82, and Eric Postel ’77. Photo: Stew Grand USAID.

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President’s Letter | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. By Michael S. Roth 78. April 6, 2016. Over the past year I and others in higher education have been asked countless times about political correctness and whether self-appointed social justice warriors on campuses are creating an atmosphere that makes it difficult for those who disagree to speak out. In the last month of 2015 alone, the Washington Post devoted eight articles to…. By Michael S. Roth 78. December 7, 2015. By Michael S. Roth 78. September 15, 2015. May 6, 2015.

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Profiles | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. TRADITIONAL MUSICIAN AND STORYTELLER ANNA ROBERTS-GEVALT ’09 BLAZES A MODERN TRAIL. April 5, 2016. Anna Roberts-Gevalt ’09 spent her childhood playing classical violin, but when she heard Appalachian fiddling, it changed her life. I became a little obsessed, she admits. After her sophomore year, she got an internship at the media nonprofit Appalshop in Whitesburg, a small town in eastern Kentucky, and spent every free moment that summer playing…. WHAT’S IN A NAME? April 5, 2016.

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IMAGINARY LANDSCAPES | Wesleyan Magazine

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Admission & Financial Aid. December 10, 2014. Professor of Art Tula Telfair’s grand scale scenic vistas all imagined garner attention from artists and scientists alike. Encoding Will Help Recognition. 2014, oil on canvas, 72 x 100 inches. Still even knowing they are imagined the viewer is tempted to look for signs of reality. The glint of shimmering gold on one mountainside catches your eye. You wonder: are those lights of a house perched on the side of that cliff? But in the next moment, you see her gli...