News and Events
Spring 2005 Magazine
About the cover
As the College brings its founding patron more full into the academic life of the institution through the new Washington Book Prize and the Washington Fellowship, the bust of George Washington reminds passerby that our history and his are inextricably linked. Photo: markswisher.com
Volume XLXIII No.2
Spring 2005
STAFF
Editor
Meredith Davies Hadaway M'96
Managing Editor
Marcia Landskroener M'01
Art Director
Diane D'Aquino Landskroener '76 M'81
Class Notes Editor
Carol Tait
Web Editor
Ted Knight '97
Editorial Consultant
Kevin O'Keefe '74
Contributing Writers
John-Bruce C. Alexander '94 M'00
John Buettner '89
Kees de Mooy '01
Erin Murphy '90
Phillip Ticknor
Printing and Mailing
United Litho, Inc.
Features
Cultural Collision
Following a visit to Mumbai, Barclay Green ’90 reflects
upon the intersection of Westernization and Indian culture.
Pundits, Politicos and the Man in the Middle
Richard L. Harwood’s legacy offers a balanced view of politics and journalism.
Marcia C. Landskroener M'02
Active Voice
Professor Michael Harvey teaches the language of leadership.
Rain Taxi Turns 10
Alumnus Eric Lorberer reflects on the literary role of his award-winning journal.
Erin Murphy ’90
Departments
The Reporter
- College Announces New Book Prize, Honors Faculty Authors at Convocation
- Hodson Trust Awards $1.6 Million
- College Plans New Stadium
- Science Center Opens
- College Hires Development Chief
- WC Names Warner Scholar
- Donors Fund New Fellowships
- College Preserves Early Diplomas
- College Establishes Washington Fellowship
- Renaissance Scholar Wins Top Prize
- Students Test Diplomacy Skills
- Baseball Great Gets His Due
- CES Launches Two-Year Project
- Shorewoman Takes Court For Terps
- Volleyball Turns The Tide
Portfolio
Haunting images of India and Sri Lanka in the days following the tsunami from David Snyder '92.
Alumni Update
Currents
Neal Boulton '89 on the long trip past “Go.”
Back cover: Washington College in Person (PDF)
John Timken '03