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Phillip L. Zweig ’68 recently wrote an article for the Wall Street Journal, titled “Where Does the Law Against Kickbacks Not Apply? Your Hospital.” Along with co-author Dr. Frederick Blum, Zweig explores the effects Amazon has on the shortages and high prices of drugs in hospitals.
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The Hamilton in NYC program went on a tour of the High Line with Class of 1960 alumnus John Allen and his wife Beth, long-time residents of the Chelsea neighborhood where the Highline is located. The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail created on a former New York Central Railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan.
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Through funding from the Levitt Center, Arthur Williams ’16, a native of Jamaica, will create a socially oriented agricultural enterprise called FreshLife.
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Managing Editor of FRONTLINE Andrew Metz ’91 recently returned to Hamilton for a screening of Exodus, a documentary about the stories of refugees and migrants fleeing challenges like war and persecution, told from their personal perspectives.
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Two current religious studies majors and one religious studies alumna presented papers at the recent annual meeting of the Eastern-International Region of the American Academy of Religion, hosted by Syracuse University.
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Raye Leith ’78 will exhibit her work at the Georgetown Spring Art Walk in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, May 5.
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For the fifth annual “Bytes and Bylines” mixer, Eric Kuhn ’09 co-hosted the Irish-infused party at the ambassador of Ireland’s residence in Washington, D.C.
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Wes Hughes credits include work for Samsung, Metta Mindfulness Music, and Bridge the Divide Media. His most recently completed film, Life in Color, will compete in this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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Kathleen McGrory '05 is a reporter on the investigations team at the Tampa Bay Times. Before joining the Times in 2015, Kathleen spent seven years as a metro reporter for the Miami Herald and two years as a government reporter in the Tampa Bay Times/Miami Herald Tallahassee Bureau. At Hamilton, she majored in economics and Spanish.
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As a high school senior in the Bronx, Osvaldo Adames ’15 ran out of math courses to take. By his junior year at Hamilton, where he majored in math and minored in Chinese, he'd grown to understand the gap in resources and opportunity students faced at his former school, which hadn’t offered calculus, much less AP Calculus.
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