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Colby Magazine

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Colby Magazine Vol. 77, No. 2: Spring 1988, Colby College

Colby Magazine

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Colby Magazine Vol. 82, No. 3: May 1993, Colby College

Colby Magazine

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Colby Magazine Vol. 81, No. 3: May 1992, Colby College

Colby Magazine

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Books & Authors, Sally Baker, Phillip L. Marcus

Colby Magazine

Grace, and a Life Well Lived: Jane Brox '78 writes tenderly and knowingly about the passing of a generation

The Man He Was: Archibald co-edits Yeats's autobiographies

Fresh Prints
American Art at the Art Institute of Chicago, by Judith A. Barter, Kimberly Rhodes and Seth A. Thayer '89
Unraveling Somalia: Race, violence and the legacy of slavery, by Catherine Besteman (anthropology)

From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Stephen Collins, Matt Difilippo, Jacob Mccarthy

Colby Magazine

Back On His Feet: Prosthetic device allows injured Marine Corps Capt. Erik Quist to walk, run, sprint--and maybe lead another day

Silver Tsunami: Colby research project examines challenges facing China's aging population

A Player For All Seasons: Standout athlete Kate Pistel loved three sports so much she kept on playing

The Birth of His Nation: Former refugee Charles Data returns home to take part in the rise of South Sudan

Discovering Miss Runnals: Delving into college archives, Samantha Eddy learns that a special Colby woman paved the way

Recent Releases

From The Hill

Colby Magazine

On Campus: Senior pond swim banned; a hard look at the College’s emissions; Colby, Adams figure in study of college sports; Helm switches Mules; Kasser receives Bassett Teaching Award; Greenlaw on books and boats; two Watsons, one Fulbright

Faculty: The guard changes as Archibald, Hogendorn, Rosenblum, Sanborn, Sweney, Wescott retire—and look back

Students: Tracy Schloss '03 brings together a true South End coalition

Media: Jenny Boylan's bittersweet memoir, She's Not There, traces her journey from man to woman

Sports: Women's crew wins D-III championship

Alumni: Images of reunion '03

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Colby Magazine

Colby Magazine vol. 91, no. 4 (Fall 2002): full issue

On Terror's Trail: A Boston Globe Reporter Searches For Answers In The Wake Of September 11, Brian Macquarrie

Colby Magazine

Veteran Boston Globe reporter Brian MacQuarrie ’74 often is dispatched to scenes of tragedy, catastrophe or simple human drama. When Gianni Versace was murdered, it was MacQuarrie who was sent to Miami. When a man went on a shooting rampage in Colebrook, N.H., MacQuarrie was writing from the stunned community within hours. When a Swissair jet crashed in Nova Scotia in 1998, killing 229 people, MacQuarrie flew to Bangor, rented a car and drove the rest of the night to Halifax.

He worked all that day, filing stories that night for the Globe.

“I think it’s prepared me to go …

From The Hill, Pat Sims, Stephen Collins, Laura Meader, Jackie Farwell, Douglas Rooks, Brian Speer, Willard Wyman, Travis Lazarczyk

Colby Magazine

Q&A: Paul Josephson, a historian of science and technology, discusses his new book Lenin's Laureate, teaching his course Luddite Rantings, and life as "The Fish-Stick Guy"

Collaboration in Kabul: Afghan Scholars initiative takes John Campbell down unexpected paths

Doing Good: Stefanie Solar says philanthropy isn't only for the wealthy

Foreclosure Disclosure: Maine lawyer Thomas Cox triggers national investigation of banking practices

The Strangest War: Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Alan Taylor is back with a revealing book, thanks in part to his Colby advisor

Recent Releases

Art Ensconced in Rhode Island (Review)

Documenting the Depression (Review)

The Spirit of New Orleans

Annie …

"The Privilege/Of Vertigo": Reading Michael Longley In The 1960s, Fran Brearton

Colby Quarterly

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Michael Longley's Journey To The Real World In The Weather In Japan, Wesley Mcnair

Colby Quarterly

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Introduction, Jody Allenrandolph, Douglas Archibald

Colby Quarterly

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Early Conversations, Eavan Boland

Colby Quarterly

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"Pawprints In Marble": Memorialization And Visual Translatio In The Poetry Of Michael Longley, Rui Carvalho Homem

Colby Quarterly

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Interview: Michael Longley And Jody Allen Randolph, Jody Allenrandolph

Colby Quarterly

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Inscribing Cultural Corridors: Michael Longley's Contribution To Reconciliation In Northern Ireland, Richard Rankin Russell

Colby Quarterly

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Fighting For Balance: The Influence Of Ted Hughes On Michael Longley, John Redmond

Colby Quarterly

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Thoreau's Journey To Cape Cod: A Psychohistorical Perspective, Sharon Talley

Colby Quarterly

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Jewett On Race, Class, Ethnicity, And Imperialism: A Reply To Her Critics, Josephine Donovan

Colby Quarterly

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"Bleak Splendour": Notes For An Unwritten Biography Of William Trevor, Denis Sampson

Colby Quarterly

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"Making History": "The News From Ireland", Mary Fitzgerald-Hoyt

Colby Quarterly

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Consuming Pleasures: Felicia's Journey In Fiction And Film, Christine St. Peter

Colby Quarterly

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The Fabrics And Erotics Of Eavan Boland's Poetry, Anne Shifrer

Colby Quarterly

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Loss And Recovery In Peter Fallon's Pastoral Elegies, Richard Rankin Russell

Colby Quarterly

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Redefining Coole: Lady Gregory, Class Politics, And The Land War, Greg Winston

Colby Quarterly

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Irish Identity And The Myth Of Filiation In Desmond Macnamara's The Book Of Intrusions, Jeffrey Roessner

Colby Quarterly

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Yeats And The Mask Of Deirdre: "That Love Is All We Need", Maneck H. Daruwala

Colby Quarterly

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Speaking Softly To Be Heard: Jewett's Feminist Reform Contributions To The Congregationalist, 1882-1884, Terry Heller

Colby Quarterly

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Charlotte Riddell's A Struggle For Fame: The Field Of Women's Literary Production, Margaret Kelleher

Colby Quarterly

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