Issue Archive
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May/June 2018
Let us Commence! CU’s graduation celebration turns 150. Plus: The NASA twins study, fine dining in Seattle, and when Macs were the hot new thing.
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Pomp & Circumstances
CAM explores Commencement’s 150-year history—and offers a behind-the-scenes peek at what it takes to host Cornell’s biggest annual celebration
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Space Race
For a physiology professor long fascinated by astronauts, working on the NASA Twins Study has been a ‘dream come true’—despite some zany media coverage
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In Her Own Words
With a new book, journalist Jenn Abelson ’00 helps bring voice to a teen survivor of sexual assault
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‘Homme’ is Where the Heart Is
Style maven Orlando Soria ’04 melds picture-perfect interior design with a raw, darkly comic blog on life and romance
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Listening In
Young alums co-found a firm whose headphones—originally designed for dance parties—aid older adults with hearing loss
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Northwest Passage
Mark Canlis ’97 and Brian Canlis ’01 are the third generation to run their family’s eponymous Seattle restaurant
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Tails of Adventure
A globe-trotting future vet chronicles her travels in words and pictures
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Civics Lesson
ILR’s Alex Hammond ’18 is the elected supervisor of his Upstate hometown
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Correspondence
Letters to the editor
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From Martha Pollack
A powerful partnership
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From the Hill
News and updates from campus
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Authors
New releases
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Sports
Big Red highlights
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Food & Beverage Special Advertising Section
Discover some new wineries in our Food & Beverage special section. Our advertisers help support your alumni magazine. Give them a look!
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Real Estate Special Advertising Section
Find your next home or office in our Real Estate special section. Our advertisers help support your alumni magazine. Give them a look!
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Ezra Magazine Extra
Husband-and-wife physicists Jie Shan and Kin Fai Mak on their “atomically thin” materials research.
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Alumni Deaths
A list of deaths reported to us since the previous issue.
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Cornelliana
Retro Tech: Flashback to 1988, when Macs were the hot new thing on campus
