Fresh Ink for Nov–Dec 2021
Books by Adam Stern ’06, Katie Crouch ’95, and Jeff Shesol ’91
The Arts
Celebrating 25 years of girls’ empowerment
Beyond dance moves
Channeling Joe
The art and science of presidential speechwriting
George Slept Here
Retracing President Washington’s journeys
Beat Maker
When Nick Sarazen ’17 moved to Hollywood, things happened fast
Tennis Royalty
In King Richard, Aunjanue Ellis ’93 plays Venus and Serena’s mom and coach
Ventures and Values
Our gift guide is back!
Speak Out
Asian Americans share stories on race and identity
The Young Lords
A new award-winning book from Johanna Fernandez ’93
Reunited—and It Sounds So Good
Childhood friends merge music ventures
Fresh Ink for Sept–Oct 2021
Books by Chaney Kwak ’02, William C. Kashatus ’84 AM, and Daisy Dowling ’96
Spice Up Healthy Cooking
A new vegetable-forward cookbook.
Untold Stories
The songs of Julian Saporiti ’17 AM ’22 PhD are lost pieces of Asian American history cradled in melodies and chords.
Blueno’s Successor
Students have mixed feelings about the new sculpture on campus
Rock ’n Roll Oldies
Five minutes with Greg Elliott, Professor of Sociology
A Celebration of Black Lives
A new book for kids ages 9 and up
The Storytelling Art
Award-winning illustrator and writer Brian Lies ’85 is hitting his stride
Fresh Ink for June–Aug 2021
Books by Julia Zarankin ’97, Jennifer Dupee ’96, and Claire Holroyde ’01
Dark Instincts
A filmmaker draws from childhood for his newest thriller
System Overload
A new book offers strategies for strengthening our democracy through information technology
A Billion Plus
In Land of Big Numbers, China’s government is an ever-present characte
Unfathomable
A submarine cruising Hillel House
Fresh Ink
Books by Kermit Pattison ’90, Brian Christian ’06, and Rob Feinstein ’81