Producing Creativity

A closer look at members of the Sarah Lawrence community—from agents to critics—who bring their own creative imagination to the tough task of a special kind of matchmaking: writers and readers.

Departments

• On My Mind — Commentary from President Myers
  • The Democratic Arts: a new grant for SLC
• Inside Westlands Gate—A round-up of what’s new
  • Commencement 2003
  • News of trustees
  • Wilford goes—and stays
  • Partnering with NYU
  • Ailey dancers with a small audience
  • Student fellows
  • Summer sweat
  • The good word from Komunyakaa, Black, Loewen and Armstrong
• SLC Alumnae/i — News of special interest to alumnae/i
  • Reunion 2003
  • Facing retirement
  • Finding a job
• SLC Phenomenon—Recounting the previously unrecounted
  • Jeremy Olshan ’96 remembers Dialogue and the PC years.
• Faculty Spotlight—What they're up to
  • Park’s poetic Hollywood
  • Clarke’s blennies
  • News of dozens of faculty
• Gallery — Focusing on art by Sarah Lawrence community members
  • Works by sculptor Ann Sperry ’55
• From the Archives—A glimpse into SLC history
  • Exorcising “the specter of Communism”
• Alumnae/i Profiles—Closer glimpses of:
  • Margot Harley ’57
  • Gillian Culff ’88
  • William Jones ’75
  • Zoe Keating ’93
  • Betsy Gilbertson MA ’90
• Critical Writing Must-read writing by SLC alumnae/i, faculty and students
  • Fiction writer A.M. Homes ’85 brings our look at creativity back to where it all starts: with the creator.