Maggie Hanson, a 2002 Hamilton Graduate who led the Lady Continentals' Cross Country and Track teams, has experienced continuing running success since graduating. The 23 year-old former All-American won the women's title in the Beach to Beacon 10K road race that took place on August 2 in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. More ...

The Fort Worth Brahmas, a professional hockey team of the CHL, hired former player and Hamilton alumnus Sean Brady '96 as an assistant coach for the upcoming 2003-2004 season. For Brady, who retired as a player in January of 2001, this will be his first opportunity as the coach of a professional hockey team. More ...

Ezra Pound, a 1905 graduate of Hamilton College, was featured in a New York Times article "Ezra Pound, Musical Crackpot." According to the article reviewing "Ego Scriptor Cantilenae: The Music of Ezra Pound," a comprehensive sampling of the poet's little-known musical output, "...one listens quite fascinated. Much of it is strangely compelling, if eccentric, stuff." More ...

Richard Bernstein '80 was interviewed for the "Taking on the Street" section of Fortune magazine. In the Q&A titled "Still Bearish After All These Years," Bernstein, who is Merrill Lynch's chief U.S. strategist, responds to questions about the stock market. More ...

The Nation recently published an article written by Tom Hayden about Hamilton alumnus Bob Moses. Moses graduated from Hamilton in 1956 and went on to attend Harvard. An organizer of the Freedom Riders, Moses was deeply involved in the Civil Rights movement, as well as eliminating segregation in the U.S., unfair voting laws, and racial violence. More ...

Hamilton alumnus Alan G. "A.G." Lafley '69 is featured in the July 7 issue of BusinessWeek magazine. In a cover article titled "The P&G Revolution," Lafley is credited with "engineering a remarkable turnaround." Under Lafley, who took over as CEO in 2000, Procter & Gamble's stock has risen 58% to $92 a share and the company's key consumer products have "gained so much market share that they are again the envy of the industry." More ...

Kirkland College alumna Ana Sierra Leonard '75 was featured in a Cincinnati Enquirer article about the Ph.D. Project, a new University of Cincinnati program of which she is the first graduate. More ...

The New York Times published a feature article (6/8/03) about Hamilton alumnus and trustee Thomas Schwarz '66, appointed in April as president of SUNY Purchase, who is winning praise for erasing the school's deficit and aggressively raising funds. More ...

Hamilton alumnus Tom Meehan '51 won a Tony award on June 8 for "Hairspray," a Broadway musical. Meehan co-wrote the book on which the musical is based with Mark O'Donnell. The musical is adapted from John Waters's 1988 movie about rock 'n' roll and race relations. Meehan is also co-creator of the Broadway hit "The Producers." More ...