How has the Hotchkiss School managed to accommodate a hundred years of unprecedented change—a century during which horse-and-buggy trails have become less familiar than the fiery trails of space-bound vehicles, and Victorian propriety has yielded to unabashed self-expression? The short answer—carefully; certainly not without considerable tension and the constant need to mediate between the forces of tradition and innovation. Oh yes, also by following the golden rule: do not disturb the cherished memories of alumni—and, more recently, of alumnae as well.
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Ernest Kolowrat '52 is a free-lance writer, documentary producer, and communications advisor. He has also been the principal of a summer school in France, served as an aide in Florida nursing homes, and sold heavy-duty exercise equipment in Boston. Kenny: The Man Who Looked Like the Shroud is his previous book. Stephan Birmingham '46 is a social historian and novelist whose twenty-five works include Our Crowd, Life at the Dakota, The Auerbach Will,and The Rothman Scandal. C.D.B. Bryan '54 is the author of P.S. Wilkinson, Friendly Fire, Beautiful Women: Ugly Scenes, and the centennial history of the National Geographic Society. John Hersey '32 won the Pulitzer Prize for A Bell for Adano and is author of Hiroshima, The Wall, and other books; his most recent work, Antonietta, was published in 1991.
Ernest Kolowrat '52 is a free-lance writer, documentary producer, and communications advisor. He has also been the principal of a summer school in France, served as an aide in Florida nursing homes, and sold heavy-duty exercise equipment in Boston. Kenny: The Man Who Looked Like the Shroud is his previous book.
Stephan Birmingham '46 is a social historian and novelist whose twenty-five works include Our Crowd, Life at the Dakota, The Auerbach Will,and The Rothman Scandal.
C.D.B. Bryan '54 is the author of P.S. Wilkinson, Friendly Fire, Beautiful Women: Ugly Scenes, and the centennial history of the National Geographic Society.
John Hersey '32 won the Pulitzer Prize for A Bell for Adano and is author of Hiroshima, The Wall, and other books; his most recent work, Antonietta, was published in 1991.
Ernest Kolowrat '52 is a free-lance writer, documentary producer, and communications advisor. He has also been the principal of a summer school in France, served as an aide in Florida nursing homes, and sold heavy-duty exercise equipment in Boston. Kenny: The Man Who Looked Like the Shroud is his previous book.
Stephan Birmingham '46 is a social historian and novelist whose twenty-five works include Our Crowd, Life at the Dakota, The Auerbach Will,and The Rothman Scandal.
C.D.B. Bryan '54 is the author of P.S. Wilkinson, Friendly Fire, Beautiful Women: Ugly Scenes, and the centennial history of the National Geographic Society.
John Hersey '32 won the Pulitzer Prize for A Bell for Adano and is author of Hiroshima, The Wall, and other books; his most recent work, Antonietta, was published in 1991.
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