March/April 2019 The Arts Far From All Fair Guidance At dusk, a Puritan woman wakes up from a nap in the woods. Business & Entrepreneurship Angel Investing Angelique Brunner ’94 is is revitalizing some of Washington’s most blighted neighborhoods. Business & Entrepreneurship Tricky Business The U.S. is entering a weed boom—but the federal government still outlaws the substance. Under the Elms Politics & Law Fair Chance Can you live a lawful life after prison? University News International Expansion World Bank leader joins the growing Watson Institute Sports & Recreation Speed Queen Sophomore Sydney McKee takes the wheel The Arts A Freshman Oscar Charlotte Silverman ’22, for Period. End of Sentence. Humanities & Culture Fashion’s Scholar Editor André Leon Talley AM ’73 headlines Ivy Film Fest Obituaries In Memoriam Joseph L. Tauro ’53 His decisions transformed countless lives, in the courtroom and beyond From the President University News Supporting Schools The Annenberg Institute's work to create equity and improvement across K-12 public education Beyond the Gates Business & Entrepreneurship Fleece Busters Saving our oceans from microfiber pollution The Arts Tumultuous Times A new book chronicles higher education in the Sixties Science & Tech Continental Scale Beth Conover ’87 heads up a new policy center with far-reaching conservation goals The Arts The Cartoonist Enlivening investment banking reports Science & Tech Pathology Breakthrough? Betting on AI to revolutionize how we detect and treat serious disease The Arts A New Reality The latest novel by Leni Zumas ’94 imagines the impact of restricted reproductive rights Sports & Recreation Riding the Dream A longtime cycling coach helps underprivileged youth Religion & Spirituality Looking at Death Reimagine End of Life is really about living fully The Arts Bergman: A Year in a Life Film examines the life of director Ingmar Bergman The Arts Ma Maisel The roles keep coming for actress Marin Hinkle ’88 The Arts Fresh Ink New books by Lauren E. Oakes ’04, Katharine Smyth ’03 and Rowan Ricardo Phillips ’98 AM, ’03 PhD. From the Editor University News Pot Policy Sure, big corporations are poised to create Big Weed—but so far, they can’t. The Classes Ever True Back off, Bunny hop Camp Bruno Snake Dance Current Obsession Sports & Recreation Ice Hockey, Played Badly Noah Cowan ’19 Courses of Study Humanities & Culture The Art of Display Brown’s extensive collections give an art history PhD student the opportunity to put curation theory into practice. The Big Issue Politics & Law Our Incarceration Addiction Why are so many Americans in jail? Liberals and conservatives may disagree on the reasons, but there’s some consensus on solutions.
