Issue Archive
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January/February 2013
Capital Idea: Cornell in Washington program trains future leaders. Plus an exclusive interview with Robert Harrison’76, Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
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World View
An interview with Robert Harrison ’76, Chairman of the Board of Trustees
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Washington, District of Cornell
The Cornell in Washington program gives students an up-close look at government’s company town.
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Alumni Profiles
Julie Kane ’74 & Michelle Dortignac ’91
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The Big Picture
Fine Feathered Friends
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Sports
Big Red Highlights
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From David Skorton
The State of the University
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Letter from Ithaca
Goodbye, Chris—Welcome, Jim
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From the Hill
News and updates from campus
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Correspondence
Cornellians find shelter—and much more—in the storm
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Cornelliana
Got Milk?: As the longed-for reopening of the Dairy Plant nears, CU hosts a ‘yogurt summit’
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Authors
New Releases
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Alma Matters
Honoring Cornell’sTop Alumni Volunteers
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Beat Poet
Hip hop legend Afrika Bambaataa makes his first foray as a CU visiting scholar
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Star Turn
For actor Adepero Oduye ’99, medicine’s loss is Hollywood’s gain
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Mush!
Alaskan Kriya Dunlap ’98 excels at a little-known sport where cross-country skiing meets dog sledding
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The Birdman of Bermuda
New book chronicles the endeavors of David Wingate ’57 to save an endangered sea bird
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Head Case
Patients struggle against the mental health system—and a man-eating monster—in the latest novel from Victor LaValle ’94
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There She Is
Maryland pageant champ Joanna Guy ’13 is headed to Miss America
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What a Zoo
With an eye toward preserving endangered species, Cornell and the Smithsonian train grad students in conservation science
