July/August 2019 Humanities & Culture Public Enemy No. 1 Arthur Gregg Sulzberger ’03, publisher of the “failing New York Times" Politics & Law Andrew Yang Wants to Give You $1,000 Andrew Yang ’96 and his surprisingly successful presidential candidacy. Under the Elms University News Fred’s Reds From the greenhouse to the Green Science & Tech World Wide Beginnings The web’s roots at Brown Ever True Robing Them Right Ginie Callas ’48 has outfitted decades of honorary degree recipients University News Through the Gates, Together Father-daughter grads Humanities & Culture Curated Cuisine African American home cooking in the academy Medicine & Health ER Apps From Fitbits to medical diagnostics University News Out There John Krasinski ’01 on ditching your comfort zone Current Obsession First Person Greener House Can an old house learn green tricks? Beyond the Gates Sports & Recreation High Climbing An alum takes up "highpointing" at age 60 Science & Tech Puzzling Days Powerful brains at work for the annual MIT Mystery Hunt Medicine & Health Birth Mama The long and satisfying career of Afua Hassan ’81 Humanities & Culture Rich But Nice Sociologist Rachel Sherman ’91 on why 1-percenters need to see themselves as virtuous Education Wilderness Therapy Transformative learning in the backwoods of Maine The Arts The Accidental Director A longtime Hollywood writer-producer takes his turn at the helm Sports & Recreation World Class Rugby referee Emily Hsieh ’12 aims for the Olympics Service & Advocacy A Long Recovery Helping to create community spaces in storm-battered Puerto Rico The Arts Grammy Award Winner Violinist Lili Haydn '92 wins a Grammy The Arts Partners in Verse Taking their spoken-word poetry around the world The Arts Fresh Ink New books by Mark Mayer '06, Mathangi Subramanian '02 and Wendy Walker '89. The Classes Ever True 100 Years of Gratitude Teresa Elizabeth Gagnon Mellone ’39, ’62 AM at her 80th reunion Courses of Study Service & Advocacy Classmates Behind Bars What happened when students at Brown and at a nearby prison took the same course—together. From the President University News Healthier Lives Brown’s MD/PhD program is the integration between medical and doctoral education. The Big Issue History Northern Aggression A Brown symposium looks at the key role Rhode Island—and all of New England—played in the slave trade. From the Editor University News The Essence of Brown The BAM is honored with six CASE Awards.
