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Inside the Fall 2021 issue:

Features

• The Music of What Happens

  On a cross-country road trip, Luna Soley ’22 found connections—to Maine, to ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿, to her mother, Jean Hoffman ’79—in unexpected places, in shared experiences, in things that haven’t changed.

• A Certain Kind of Bravery

  Associate Professor of Government Barbara Elias focuses on a complex, thoughtful answer to any question rather than finding the “right” one.

• The Women Before

  Women not only had a presence and an influence at ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿ before coeducation began fifty years ago, they were in many ways where the thread began.

   

Forward

• Grace and Hope: Hope Marden on staying active and aging gracefully.
  
• Rookie Cards: The ³Õºº¾ãÀÖ²¿ Athletic Hall of Honor Class of 2020 gets its due.

Column

• Creating Many Ripples: Tom Putnam ’84 reflects on Leroy Gaines ’02, and the ways teachers affect, and sometimes redirect, the river of lives that passes through their classrooms.

Profiles

• Justin J. Pearson ’17 on environmental and racial justice.
  
• Sarah Haggerty ’91 helps Maine to a brighter future.
  
• Travis Dagenais ’08 talks communication and movement.

Dine

• The perfect roast chicken from chef Missy Corey ’06.

Q&A

• Kaitee Daley ’09, vice president for social media at ESPN, talks about beginning her career in a field that was just beginning itself.

Here

• Mainely Mushrooms: Edgar Allen Beem P’13 digs up facts about Maine fungi.