Summer 2009

Features

Capturing Time

Charles Isaacs '73 mines photography's decisive moments.

Deciphering the Dance

Ryan Koons ’10 opens a musical window into American Indian culture.
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Oscar Goes German

Students learn to Relax with their

Together Again ... Naturally

Pierce Bounds '71, Kim Banister '74 and Charlie Berger '72 reunite on campus for art's sake.

Ready for Prime Time

CNN's Christiane Amanpour exhorts graduates to recognize

Dual Vantage

French and American photographers train their lenses on Dickinson's campus and a Toulouse bank.
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Will Work for Food

Whether pumping gas, covering a murder or canvassing for a Kennedy, early jobs for Dickinsonians were memorable.

Student Stories

A Crowd-pleasing Final Focus

Web Exclusives

Now the Lost are Found

Three mid-May Apache ceremonies of blessing were more than a century in the making.

To Bob

International students recruited to attend Dickinson by outgoing Vice President Robert J. Massa express their gratitude.

Faculty Retirement Citations

Tributes to David Kranz and Lance Landauer, read at the final faculty meeting of the 2008-09 academic year, celebrate their many years of achievement.

Back in the Day

See photos of Carlisle and the campus from the 1970s by former college photographer Charles Isaacs ’73.

Deciphering the Dance Audio Slideshow

View an audio slideshow with Ryan Koons ’10’s commentary on his photos of the Harvest Busk.
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Together Again

See more photos from the Alumni Weekend exhibit by a trio of artistic friends, Kim Banister ’74, Charlie Berger ’72 and A. Pierce Bounds ’71.

Dual Vantage Slideshow

Check out more photos of the campus and a Toulouse bank and its employees from the exhibition by Andrew Bale and Philippe Brault.

Tales of the Hunt

Four newly minted Dickinsonians tell how they shaped their job searches during this trying economic time.

The 10th Cogan

See a story about the spring visit and poetry reading by Cogan Fellow Susan Stewart ’73.

Setting Up Bruce

Read about the incredible experience Robert J. Rosen ’84 and wife Benette had when they volunteered to help set up the stage for Bruce Springsteen’s Super Bowl halftime show in February.