Amherst English: An Appreciation By Rand Richards Cooper ’80 The number kept changing. Was it 374 years, as President Biddy Martin stated in her congratulatory remarks? Or 421 years, as listed on the invitation? Or some other figure?Tags: Amherst EnglishEnglishenglish departmentDepartment of EnglishretirementBairdEnglish 1CooperRand Richards CooperRead more about Amherst English: An Appreciation
Enlightening the Earth By Rand Richards Cooper ’80 No single view of the new science center will disclose its whole shape.Tags: sciencearchitecturearchitectsRand Richards Coopercampus architectureCoopernew science centerBehnisch ArchitektenRead more about Enlightening the EarthShare
Americans in Berlin Hitlerland: American Eyewitnesses to the Nazi Rise to Power, by Andrew Nagorski ’69 (Simon & Schuster) Reviewed by Rand Richards Cooper ’80Tags: book reviewNagorskiAndrew NagorskiRand Richards CooperAndrew Nagorski '69Rand Cooper '80NaziNazi GermanyHitlerlandHitlerRead more about Americans in BerlinShare
Vacation in Absentia By Rand Richards Cooper ’80Tags: vacationRand Richards CooperCooperInsightsiphoneRead more about Vacation in AbsentiaShare
Architecture's Moral Arc Terror and Wonder: Architecture in a Tumultuous Age, by Blair Kamin ’79, P’15 (University of Chicago Press) Reviewed by Rand Richards Cooper ’80 Tags: architechtureblair kaminbook reviewRand Richards CooperCooperBlair Kamin '79KaminRead more about Architecture's Moral ArcShare
Law & Order in Real Life This article won a CASE gold award for Best Articles of the Year. By Rand Richards Cooper ’80Tags: New York CitytrialcrimeRand Richards CooperCooperrobert morgenthaumorgenthauLaw & Orderdistrict attorneyManhattanRead more about Law & Order in Real LifeShare
Varieties of Guilt The sequel to the book that jumpstarted the legal-thriller genre. Innocent, by Scott Turow ’70 (Grand Central Publishing)Reviewed by Rand Richards Cooper ’80Tags: scott turowbook reviewRand Richards CoopernovelCooperTurowInnocentRead more about Varieties of GuiltShare
Ripples Through the Pond And Then There’s This: How Stories Live and Die in Viral Culture, by Bill Wasik ’96 (Viking) Review by Rand Richards Cooper ’80 Tags: internetbook reviewRand Richards CooperCooperBill Wasik '96Bill WasikWasikmemesRead more about Ripples Through the PondShare
The Lost Symbol, by Dan Brown '86 The Lost Symbol is published by DoubledayReviewed by Rand Richards Cooper ’80 Tags: book reviewBrownRand Richards CooperDan Brown '86CooperDan BrownLost SymbolDa Vinci CodeRead more about The Lost Symbol, by Dan Brown '86Share
By Rand Richards Cooper Tags: John AbeleRand Richards CoopernavyCooperGrunionAbelesubmarineRead more about [Flowers on the Water]