Exploring and explaining ancient Incan secrets
Halfway between Machu Picchu and the city of Cuzco, Peru, lies a civil engineering wonder …
Posts Tagged ‘literature’
New & Noteworthy: Two Authors, Three Books
Michelle Cliff ’69 and Rosalind Noonan ’80 offer new novels, plus a Christmas story in …
Helping men find their roles in college and in life
It’s a well-known fact that fewer men than women are enrolling in college these days …
Magical Reality
Story by Laura Barlament Photographs by Laurence Nolan and Angela Willis ’12 In the preface …
The Man Behind the Mystery
Like secret identities and undercover agents? Then read about the makings of ‘The Infiltrator’ and the many faces of author Robert Mazur. From business student to government agent to author and film maker, Mazur’s story is one you don’t want to miss!
Lending a literary voice to the haunts of history
“We live in a haunted time,” writes Erica L. Johnson at the beginning of her …
Guinea Pig, Pet Shop Private Eye
‘Guinea Pig, Pet Shop Private Eye, Book 1: Hamster and Cheese,’ the first book …
Jim Carroll
Who in the Wagner World Was … Jim Carroll? When James Dennis Carroll (1949–2009) enrolled …
Pia Wilson ’93: Wielding Words
I learned from my Aunt Charlene that a poem can change a life. These days, I have traded poetry for plays, but I still crave that same effect.