Articles written by: Alexandra Bond
Cornelliana
Stepping It Up: ‘Stewards’ help make Ithaca’s gorges safer for all
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Fine Print: America’s oldest university press turns 150
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Star Turn: Rediscovered on Betacam, a ‘lost’ lecture by Carl Sagan still resonates
Straight Ahead
One hundred years after Willard Straight 1901 died in World War I, his legacy lives on in the iconic building that bears his name
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Gorging Ourselves: The brainchild of a Cornellian, Ithaca’s beloved tourism slogan graces T-shirts (and lots of other stuff) far and wide
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Stepping Stones: More than a handy shortcut, the Baldwin Memorial Stairway honors an alum who perished in World War I
Water World
A look at the past, present, and future of CU’s iconic Beebe Lake—which, like the University itself, traces its roots to Ezra
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Set Your Watch By It: East Hill’s iconic sundial marries art and science
Captains of Crunch
Two Hotelie undergrads shake up the granola scene with savory flavors
Get Moving
Physical education has been a Cornell tradition since its founding—but Ezra could never have imagined the kaleidoscope of offerings on East Hill today
