Cornell Alumni Magazine - July / August 2010

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FEATURE STORIES
Identity Politics'Red Cornell'Living History Identity Politics (6 comments) If Dana Beyer ’74 succeeds in her bid for Maryland’s House of Delegates, she will be the first transgendered person ever elected to statewide office in the U.S. When Beyer was majoring in biology on the Hill, she was known… Read more... 'Red Cornell' (6 comments) As the two professors (Altschuler of American studies, Kramnick of government) conduct an ongoing study of Cornell history from 1945 to the present, they offer a look at how the “Red Scare” affected the University. In the first installment of… Read more... Living History (23 comments) There were already twelve Cornellians in Corey Earle’s family by the time he matriculated into the Class of 2007. The son and grandson of grads who spent their careers on the Hill, Earle is now associate director of student programs… Read more...

FEATURE STORIES

Identity Politics'Red Cornell'Living History

Identity Politics (6 comments)

If Dana Beyer ’74 succeeds in her bid for Maryland’s House of Delegates, she will be the first transgendered person ever elected to statewide office in the U.S. When Beyer was majoring in biology on the Hill, she was known… Read more...

'Red Cornell' (6 comments)

As the two professors (Altschuler of American studies, Kramnick of government) conduct an ongoing study of Cornell history from 1945 to the present, they offer a look at how the “Red Scare” affected the University. In the first installment of… Read more...

Living History (23 comments)

There were already twelve Cornellians in Corey Earle’s family by the time he matriculated into the Class of 2007. The son and grandson of grads who spent their careers on the Hill, Earle is now associate director of student programs… Read more...

July / August 2010

Volume 113 Number 1

CurrentsBig Red Bash
Reunion 2010 brings Cornellians back to campus

Card Sharp

The guy who won $4 million playing online poker? He's a Cornell senior— and yes, he's majoring in economics

Suburban Jungle (2 comments)

Amid malls and subdivisions lurks the elusive coyote

Poster Child

Melanie Hoffman '91 and her son are touring the U.S. as ambassadors for the March of Dimes

Double Feature
Film noir buff James Cutting marries psychology and cinema

Views of the Weird
From squabbling siblings to creepy Easter bunnies, a new book celebrates the awkward family photo

Reminiscing in Tempo

CD release of Ellington concert at Cornell

From David SkortonFinding Strength in Troubled Times

The Big PictureTime marches on

CorrespondenceA Dog's Life
A Dog's Life

Letter From Ithaca'A Unique Link' (Redux)
Looking back—and ahead—after a decade at CAM

From The HillSun Shines on 142nd Commencement
Student Dies in Car Accident; Gorge Bridge Fences Stay Up; Gift Endows Dyson School; Vet College to Open Hospital in Connecticut Suburb; Engineering, CALS Name New Deans; Grad Student Convicted in Postdoc Wife's Murder; Milstein Hall Rises; Foundry Closes; Library Showcases 'Business' of Mark Twain; PCCW Marks 20th Anniversary; NASA Mission Tests Cornell-Built Camera; Board of Trustees Welcomes Eight New Members; Alumni Can Access Cornell Library's Online Databases

SportsOn the Right Track
Big Red runners and jumpers have found the formula for success

AuthorsSix Feet Under
Digging Up the Dead by Michael Kammen (Chicago)

Alma MattersBig Red Madness

Alumni ProfilesJuly / August 2010
Mary Cusano Amsterdam '81 & Reasey Poch '92

Alumni DeathsJul./Aug. '10 Obituaries

CornellianaMemory Lane (1 comment)
Collection offers a glimpse into a bygone age

Special Sections and AdvertisingJuly / August 2010 Advertisements
The Wines of the Finger Lakes;
Classifieds & Cornellians in Business

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100 YEARS AGO

A look back at one of the top stories in the Cornell Alumni News a century ago.

Goldwin Smith on Athletics.