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FEATURE STORIES
Is There a Doctor in the Woods?Getting It Straight
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Is There a Doctor in the Woods?

Snake attacks, boating accidents, lightning strikes. Those misfortunes, and a host of others, befell the students and faculty visiting the Adirondacks for the Medical college’s wilderness medicine course last fall.     Read more...

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Getting It Straight (21 comments)

It’s been four decades since African American students occupied Willard Straight Hall, conducting the first armed occupation of a university building in this country.     Read more...

March / April 2009
Volume 111 Number 5
CurrentsTough Times (1 comment)
 Catching a Lift
 Sweet Science
 CSI: North Pole
 Being Patient
 Goldwin Smith: Anti-Semite? (6 comments)
 Character Actor
 Folk Hero
From David SkortonWhy Strong Public Higher Education Should Be Our Concern
The Big PictureCelebrating 110 Years
CorrespondenceFood for Thought
A taste of life as a ‘piscivegan'
Letter From IthacaChanging the World
Are college students less idealistic than they were in the Sixties?
From The HillArchitecture School's Milstein Hall Moves Ahead (Maybe)
Hydraulic Lab Tumbles; Faculty Slam Engineering Shuffle; Tough Talk on the Cost of Higher Ed; Fig leaf couture; Connie Cook, 89; 200 Candles for Darwin; Architecture School Back in Top Spot; Grad Student Makes Beautiful Music; Let the Sun Shine In; Australia Dreamin'; Two Undergrads Die During Winter Break; Podcast Aids Young Alums in First Job Hunt
SportsBig Red Renovation (1 comment)
Great moments in Cornell athletics, in living color
AuthorsRedeeming the 'Great Engineer'
Herbert Hoover by William E. Leuchtenburg '43 (Times)
Alma MattersSignificant Accomplishments
Alumni DeathsMarch / April 2009 Obituaries

CornellianaCornellian of the Century (3 comments)
Happy 100th, Mr. Vanneman
Alumni ProfilesMarch / April 2009
Kevinn Matthews '94, David Hughes '04 & Scott Krahn '04
Special Sections and AdvertisingMarch / April 2009 Advertisements

Cornellians in Business;
Wines of the Finger Lakes;
Summer Programs and Sports Campus