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Home > September/October 2008

September/October 2008

Cover Story

True to the Core

Through nearly 90 years, the College’s signature Core Curriculum has changed with the times but maintains its essence by being guided, but not governed, by the past.

By Shira J. Boss-Bicak ’93, ’97J, ’98 SIPA

September/October 2008

Features

Sha Na Na and the Invention of the Fifties

Formed at the College in 1969, Sha Na Na didn’t rewrite the history of the ’50s but rather reinvented it, creating the “Fifties” seen in Happy Days and Grease.

By George J. Leonard ’67, ’68 GSAS, ’72 GSAS and Robert A. Leonard ’70, ’73 GSAS, ’82 GSAS

CCT Donors 2007-08

A list of alumni, parents, friends and organizations who donated to CCT.