Reader Responses to Unfrozen

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The article took me back to my more academic years, way back! It moved me, my intellectual innards—this is to thank all of you for these experiences.

Richard Yamaguchi ’69 MAT Arvada, Colo. [email protected]

I was interested in reading the article on Bathsheba Demuth’s experiences in the Yukon, where my husband lived for several years in his teens (“Unfrozen,” January/February). It was disappointing, however, to find the Yukon and the town of Old Crow depicted as being part of Alaska when they’re both in Canada.

Jill Jacobs Franklin ’63 Providence

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