Winter 2003 volume 100 issue 1
While they're only a few of the 1.3 billion people in China, some Vassar alums are experiencing its transformation firsthand. Here, they talk about the challenges and advantages of living in a country so different from the United States and speculate on China's seemingly unpredictable future. By Veronika Ruff '01
Over the years, dorm life at Vassar has changed, from coed living to decentralized dining to non-smoking residences. But what remains constant is the unique touch each student brings to his or her own space. By Jennifer Scanlan '91
Reflecting on his own background as well as lessons learned at Vassar, Swarthmore College Professor of Economics Philip Jefferson '83 writes about the U.S. economy at Vassar and beyond. By Philip Jefferson '83