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Elaine Weiss K’73 launches her book, The Woman’s Hour on March 6. Weiss’ comprehensive new book follows the journey of famous suffragettes engaged in debate over the 19th amendment and state rights.
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Alumni have two fellow alumni to cheer for as they watch this year’s Academy Awards presentation on Sunday, March 4.
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The Hamilton in NYC program enjoyed a guest presentation from Richard Simon, director of the Wildlife Unit of New York City Parks on Feb. 14. His talk was titled "Raising Wildlife Awareness in New York City," in which he discussed the controversies and challenges to managing residents' expectations of their interactions with wildlife.
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Speakers Laura Engelhardt ’95, Vasant Dhar, and Juvencio Maeztu P’20 shared personal experiences that show the positive impacts of stepping outside your comfort zone and challenging your natural inclinations.
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Selena Coppock ’02 is a managing editor at a test preparation company by day and a standup comedian, storyteller, and book author by night. She recently released her debut standup album, SEEN BETTER DAYS, and is the creator of the popular New York Times Wedding Section parody account found on Twitter and Instagram, @NYTVows.
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Dr. Pia Boben Fenimore of Lancaster Pediatric Associates wrote an op-ed for local Pennsylvania news site, LancasterOnline. Fenimore’s opinion piece discusses her connection as a pediatrician to the American school shooting epidemic.
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NPR’s Only a Game celebrated a 1936 Olympian and Hamilton hockey goalie on its Feb. 24 broadcast, not for his prowess on the ice, but for his courage in standing up to Hitler in a brief but prescient moment.
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Multi-instrumentalists Jake Blount ’17 returned to Hamilton’s Schambach Center with fellow musician Laurel Premo to present a program of traditional fiddle and banjo music of Black and Native American communities.
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Martine Kalaw ’03 recently completed her memoir titled Woman Without An Identity. The memoir is about her father, who she thought was dead, finding her through LinkedIn after Kalaw spent 13 years as an undocumented immigrant orphan and seven years in deportation.
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An article co-authored by Professors Derek Jones and Jeffrey Pliskin, and Matthew Poterba ’12 was recently published online in the Journal of Entrepreneurial and Organizational Diversity.
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