MARCH 1998
During January, when many New Englanders found themselves
without power following massive ice storms, Raymond '70 and Madelon
Toll Kelly '72 were able to offer neighbors hot showers. Their
salvation? A self-reliant, photovoltaic solar power system.
by Tom Krattenmaker
Gil Stott gave the phrase Òin loco parentisÓ a new
meaning, says David Wright Õ69. In talking with other alumni,he found
that their stories of StottÕs fundamental decency and quiet spirit
all lead back to his caring home, with its bread, concertos, and
conversation.
By David Wright '69
Learning the ropes at Women Work! Sending out electronic
news. Studying migrant workersÕ rights at the U.N. In January 75
students took advantage of the College's externship program, with
alumni in a variety of professions serving as mentors.
by Barbara Haddad Ryan '59 and Jeffrey Lott
OUR BACK PAGES
In the 1950s as well as today, Swarthmore was a place
where women could get an extraordinary start in science. Maxine Frank
Singer '52 talks about the atmosphere of freedom and optimism that
nutured her development as a young scientist.
by Maxine Frank Singer '52
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