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CMC MAGAZINE
Summer 2001

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Features

Appels & Oranges Entrepreneur Joel Appel '87 strikes gold selling orange-based cleaners invented in his parents' garage.

Mothering Madagascar Elaine Rossi '82 is bringing modern health care to one of the poorest nations in the world.

Claremontmckenna.com Are the student-founders of a CMC-centered Web site entrepreneurs who filled a void, or troublemakers out for a fight? You decide.

Currents

Out of the Pool Former CMS swim coach Mike Sutton '76 takes the reins as the fourth Claremont-Mudd-Scripps athletic director.

Summer Reading Faculty's second annual reading list—just in time for Labor Day.

The Graduation Chronicles Author Ray Bradbury addresses Claremont McKenna's Class of 2001.

Class Notes are no longer available online.

Institutes & Ideas

Small Wonder CMC's tiny, three-room Claremont Autism Center—the only such center on a liberal arts college campus—is attracting international attention for its work.

An American Original For 33 years, CMC's Henry Salvatori Center for the Study of Individual Freedom in the Modern World has been studying what makes America and the U.S. Constitution work.

Web Exclusives

Signs of Success Fifteen of CMC's 257 graduating seniors share sound bites of what they learned in four years at Claremont McKenna.

A Rood Goodbye CMC's toughest grader retires, after 30-plus years of sending CMCers on scavenger hunts.

Conversations with Michael Riley The literature professor, film studies program founder, and Anne Rice biographer hangs up the regalia, after 30 years with CMC.