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Occupation: Writing
Major: English
Gossip Girl? The TV show is based on books by this Colby alumna, who was writing a new book about a small liberal arts college in Maine. Hmmm. Read more »
Occupation: Public Policy + Politics, Writing
Major: Government
A Pulitzer Prize-winning historian specializes in political biography. Her book on Lincoln, Team of Rivals, has been cited by Barack Obama and The Daily Show. Read more »
Major: East Asian Studies
Read about the owner of The Gulf of Maine Bookstore on Maine Street in downtown Brunswick. It'ss the kind of place where, to paraphrase Robert Frost, when you go there you want to read a book. Read more »
Occupation: Writing
Major: German
A first person essay reflects on how times and people change—and how a liberal arts education serves one well. Read more »
Occupation: Communications + Marketing, Writing
Major: Government
A former Echo sports editor wields the power of the pen to tweak the establishment as bureau chief for Gannett News Service in Albany, N.Y. Read more »
Major: English Literature
The creator of a word-and-image exhibit titled "Reproducing Motherhood," exhibited at Stanford, this artist has a second project titled "Inheritance." Read more »
Occupation: Writing
Major: Biology
A Q&A with a former Echo editor who quickly worked his way up to be a national legal affairs correspondent for the Associated Press. Read more »
Occupation: Communications + Marketing, Writing
Majors: International Studies, French Studies
Sometimes a Jan Plan internship can launch a career. Read how this deputy editor for Seventeen magazine got her big break in a Echo profile by Lindsay Putnam '12. Read more »
Occupation: Writing
Major: English
This prolific and popular author, who created the Spenser, Sunny Randall, and Jesse Stone series, has written more than 60 books. His Web site's brief bio notes that Colby is his alma mater. Read more » |