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Following an extensive survey of schools nationwide, Amherst and Smith were chosen to receive filmmaking and projecting equipment by the Motion Picture Foundation for Colleges and Universities. The Foundation was formed by actor Burgess Meredith ’30 and his wife, actress Pauline Goddard, to further the study of film in colleges

In the midst of partisan politics in the legislature and battles over whether or not to destroy the “axis of evil,” an important debate has been glossed over by the American public. It is an issue that has been a point of contention for decades, dividing our country and leaving

LIZZIE BLAIR ’04 “Ciepiela [’83] and Hansen just because they would be very nice.” STEVE COLLINS ’03 “One would have to be Professor Kingston-like if he could spawn another creature off his own body. I’m not sure why … he’s just really smart and a good guy.” ED FARMER

His interest in copyright and trademark law has allowed him to do such things as learn about spacecraft and attend the Academy Awards as an esteemed guest each year. A passionate traveler, Quinto has visited more than 110 countries. Modest about his accomplishments and enthusiastic about his life, Quinto said,

Throughout his 30-year career, Fein has worked with everyone from workplace management staffs to the U.S. Secret Service, researching targeted violence, and aiming for prevention. In the 1990s, he and his colleagues examined every case of assassination or attempted assassination in the last 50 years. They looked over these

Dr. Corbet Johnson Always ask questions. Always ask why.” That’s the philosophy that Dr. Corbet Johnson ’24 learned as a student at the College and still uses to this day, almost 80 years later. Johnson, the College’s oldest surviving alumnus, embodies the timeless tradition and spirit that the