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Cover Story: There are approximately 700 shipwrecks in Wisconsin waters; underwater archaeologist Jeff Gray'94 works to preserve them all. Features: Hearing the Meanings of Words: This autumn's International Poetry Festival brought poets from Chile, Russia, Germany, France, Cuba, and China to a delighted audience. Kevin Fenton'81 concludes that the Beat Generation managed to devise and exercise some decent lessons on how to live. Science writer Stephen Hall'73 takes the long view of the Genome Project. There was no chill in the air for Homecoming / Reunion 2000. Alumni, family and friends returned for a weekend of meeting and greeting. |
 Photo by David Cooper. Charting the Past Volunteer
diver Janet Defnet measures the hull remains of a small craft in Lake Superior
off Bayfield, Wis.
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In Serbia and Bosnia, Professor Amy Sarno saw theatre survive real conflict. The College community's attachments to Africa, always diverse, are growing and becoming increasingly important. Frank Boggs, emeritus professor of art, created powerful - and enduring - images of World War II. Chelonia mydas, the green turtle, is threatened by the predations of humankind. Toon Huang Yeoh'94 describes a program to help give the turtles a chance. Departments: |
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