蹤獲扦 Magazine: Spring 2015
Jeff Kerr, local landscape architect and co-chair of the Cuyahoga River Water Trail Partners, kayaks the Cuyahoga with a group from 蹤獲扦 to highlight how ecological systems���like rivers���connect, support and add value to a community. Learn more about the Crooked River Commute.
Features
Window on the Future
by Jan Senn
蹤獲扦 researcher and inventor John West has created an innovative technology that holds promise for a number of new applications.
A River Runs Through It
by Justin Glanville
Kayakers on the annual Crooked River Commute promote the regional importance of the 100-mile Cuyahoga River connecting Kent and Cleveland.
The effects of World War I on women���s lives and fashions continue to be felt today.
Stress Less
���by Jan Senn
We all experience stress, but 蹤獲扦 experts share some effective ways to overcome its negative impact on our health.
Moments in Time
���by Phil Soencksen '89
A selection of archival photos offers a glimpse of 蹤獲扦 campus life and events from years past.
Arts Advocate
���by Ashley Katona '06, M. Ed. '12
Millennials are next in line to support the future of arts and culture organizations, and arts enthusiast Lauren Kotmel ���11 says her generation is motivated to make a difference.
DEPARTMENTS
Julian Bond | Green Energy | Birds-Eye View | Hat Tip | In CHAARG! | Hanging Out
Andrew Wyatt '16 and Garmai Matthew '15 share their experiences studying abroad.
Brenda Oros Smith ���84 | Jeff Smith '99 | Class Notes | Losses

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