Whippersnappers
By Maya Freelon ’05
Durham, N.C.
Whippersnappers: Recapturing, Reviewing, and Reimagining the Lives of Enslaved Children in the United States is on view until Jan. 25, 2025, at Historic Stagville, formerly one of North Carolina’s largest plantations. The installation features 20 new works by the artist and educator, utilizing her signature “bleeding” tissue paper technique, plus printed archival photographs, monoprints, painting, collage, and sculptures.
The River House on the Delaware
By Kirk Yeager ’87
Regalo Press, 2024
FBI bomb expert Dr. Kirk Yeager reveals the investigative process that brings bombers to justice. Yeager, a chemistry major, earned a Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry from Cornell University, and has nearly 30 years of experience with improvised explosives.
The River House on the Delaware
By William Flis ’68
Heartland Consulting, 2023
Front-line jobs are a critical part of the economy. This guide helps those workers define paths forward, from reaching personal financial goals to finding meaning and professional development in their roles.
The River House on the Delaware
By Bertram Zarins ’63
Springer, 2024
Dr. Zarins, an orthopaedic surgeon at Mass General Hospital and the longtime team physician for the New England Patriots and Boston Bruins, has performed revolutionary techniques during his esteemed career. The growth of minimally invasive surgery, such as arthroscopy, has led to a decline of knowledge of anatomy. He wrote this resource to fill the knowledge gap.
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