The Winter 2007 Grinnell Magazine can't help you decide who to vote for, but it can take your mind off persistent politicians on the phone and on the airwaves (and maybe even at the door) with our cover story, "Insider Pass: 2008 Election," by Erin Peterson '98.
The story also features illustrations by Brian Duffy, whom Iowans know from his political cartooning in The Des Moines Register. We think you'll enjoy seeing how this award-winning syndicated editorial cartoonist views our world.
"The Banker and the Barn," with story and photos by Dan Weeks '80, introduces us to the banker who lives … in a barn? That's right — meet J. Godfrey "Gof" Thomson '62.
"Campus Mystery: My Search for the Duclod Man" is a fascinating story told by Sarah Aswell '04. Like a number of Grinnell students and alumni over the last 15 years, she received a disturbing anonymous letter. Aswell refused to give up until she found the "Duclod Man."
A portfolio of work by pioneering photographer Marty Cooper '63 documents city life in "Street Shooter" by Stephanie Shapiro.
Also...
Statistical Heroes by Ted Schultz
Remaining Awake During a Revolution
A slideshow of M.L. King's 1967 visit to Grinnell
Photos by Derrick Te Paske '68 and Robert Hodierne '68
Meet the New Alumni Director
by Ben Weyl '07
Student Caught in Media Storm
One student¹s account of finding herself at the center of a media hurricane
Letters!
Grinnellians point out the error of our ways — as well as a few things we did right — in recent issues of the magazine.
