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November 21, 2024

AMELIA ISAACS

COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES 
Mike Deak, Elliot Grover, Phil Konort and Mark Wolkow worked together on The News-Letter, as shown in this masthead from 1977.

A conversation with Mike Deak, Elliot Grover, Phil Konort and Mark Wolkow '79

By AMELIA ISAACS | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF MATTHEW DUJNIC 
Cushing was on staff at The News-Letter when the News and Features sections merged.

A conversation with Marie Cushing, Editor-in-Chief '10

By AMELIA ISAACS | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF THE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES — SHERIDAN LIBRARIES
Reutter was Editor-in-Chief when University President Lincoln Gordon, pictured with University Presidents Milton S. Eisenhower and Detlev Bronk, was removed by a no-confidence vote in 1971.

A conversation with Mark Reutter, Editor-in-Chief '71

By AMELIA ISAACS | May 17, 2021

COURTESY OF RUDY MALCOM
Isaacs returns to the Gatehouse to write her final column.

A thank you to The News-Letter

By AMELIA ISAACS | May 1, 2021

COURTESY OF AMELIA ISAACS
In her first year of high school, Isaacs went on an exchange trip to Washington, D.C.

The enigmas of American and British culture

By AMELIA ISAACS | March 13, 2021

COURTESY OF CAROLINE COLVIN & SANDY CLANCY
The Barnstormers’ audio-only production of Little Women, adapted by Marisha Chamberlain, is available through Broadway on Demand.

Barnstormers shine in Little Women, even without visuals

By AMELIA ISAACS | December 9, 2020

COURTESY OF ALLMARKONE 
Isaacs was a cox in high school.

Trying to cultivate healthy habits during quarantine

By AMELIA ISAACS | November 21, 2020

Setting goals during a pandemic

By AMELIA ISAACS | October 31, 2020

COURTESY OF KATY WILNER
Largely set in the heart of Paris, the new Netflix show captures the beauty of its landmarks.

Problematic but addictive, Emily in Paris has its gateau and eats it too

By AMELIA ISAACS | October 16, 2020

PUBLIC DOMAIN
Isaacs offers fun recommendations for uncertain times.

Balancing the negatives with the positives

By AMELIA ISAACS | October 10, 2020

AMELIA ISAACS

A conversation with Mike Deak, Elliot Grover, Phil Konort and Mark Wolkow '79

A conversation with Marie Cushing, Editor-in-Chief '10

A conversation with Mark Reutter, Editor-in-Chief '71

A thank you to The News-Letter

The enigmas of American and British culture

Barnstormers shine in Little Women, even without visuals

Trying to cultivate healthy habits during quarantine

Setting goals during a pandemic

Problematic but addictive, Emily in Paris has its gateau and eats it too

Balancing the negatives with the positives

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