Irreverent and energetic, composer Nico Muhly ’03 is turning the classical world on its ear.
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Irreverent and energetic, composer Nico Muhly ’03 is turning the classical world on its ear.
History professor Martha Howell GSAS’79 discusses gender inequality, feminism and how the Women’s Marches have energized the movement.
Editor Robert Gottlieb ’52 recounts his collaboration with Joseph Heller GSAS’50 on the satirical novel Catch-22. (Spoiler alert: It was originally titled Catch-18!)
Volume 44 Number 3
Spring 2017
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