The Gambler Wife by Andrew D. Kaufman '91
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Flexible Article - Featured Profiles - 02/15/2016
Seoyeon Kim ’21 (김서연)
Legal Assistant in the New York office of Sanford Heisler SharpWhat’s in a name? For Seoyeon Kim ’21 (김서연), who was raised in three different countries, the answer has never been simple.
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Josh Harmon ’18
Musician, Comedian and Social Media PersonalityWith his drums, Josh Harmon ’18 intellectualizes what makes us laugh, amassing more than 1 billion views across a variety of social media platforms.
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Sonya Clark ’89
Winifred L. Arms Professor in the Arts and Humanities and Professor of Art and the History of ArtA book is a common object with the capacity to hold so much of who we are. That’s why professor and artist Sonya Clark ’89 built a project around 272 of them.
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Chloe McKenzie ’14
Founder of the nonprofit BlackFemShe set out to study her contentious relationship with wealth. In doing so, she created a term that’s gaining traction.
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