Tufts Magazine Archive Spring 2004

Back to the Land...Still
Profiles of alumni as stewards of the earth: Merri Swid Morgan, J66; Jennifer Sturmer, J83; Kenny Williams, A71; Jack Lazor, A73; Anne Wilson, J75; Dan Horan, A89; E. H. Roy, A76; Philip Cook, A61; Nina Danforth, J73; Lloyd Zuckerberg, A84; and more

A University Poised
President Lawrence S. Bacow presents an overview of where Tufts stands as an institution. Read his strategy for going forward ...

Balancing Act
David Mitchell, A04, arrives at the Boston Skating Club six days a week at 5:30 am. For the next four hours, he’ll practice with partner Loren Galler-Rabinowitz to music as varied as the blues and what he calls “abstract tango”...



	•	A Sense of Place Tufts commissions ten–year master plan for the Medford/Somerville

	•	New dean of Sackler School Named Dr. Naomi Rosenberg has been appointed
	•	Bound for Mars Chemistry professor Samuel Kounaves builds a “robotic geochemist”


	•	The Simpsons A popular animated series finds its place in the hearts and minds of students

•	Making Waves Senior Rich Halpert performs at an accelerated level


•	Caring for the Community Charlene Galarneau on healthcare decision making


•	Structural Geology Associate Professor Anne Gardulski


•	Tufts' Humanitarian Work, Ah Memories, Shaping the Future, In Memoriam, Language Choice


•	New books by Tufts faculty and alumni

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