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What a great issue. So Brown. I hadn’t really thought about interdisciplinary as including food—and so many kinds of food and so many kinds of people. Thanks to whoever thought this up and all who executed it.

Nancy L. Buc ’65 Washington, D.C.

My BAM arrived and it is a thrill to see Persuasion in its pages. Thank you so much for including it and for the very lovely write-up. It’s exciting to be in such good company. I’ll probably do a little ordering from the gift guide myself.

Barbara J. Heller ’84 New York City

Always look forward to your articles on products and nonprofits started by alums. I have sent links to several people and purchased one gift. Keep it up.

Judith Humphreys Weitz ’64 Washington, D.C.

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