Alumni Newsletter: It Was the Class of Ninety-Eight Who Funded the Studio
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Alumni Newsletter: It Was the Class of Ninety-Eight Who Funded the Studio
This year's essay invites graduates to reflect on what their education enabled, and enable it it did in ways we seldom narrate aloud.
It was the class of ninety-eight who funded the new studio, and fund it they did after a campaign fronting student stories.
Graduates might have scattered globally, yet gather they do each June where modal nuance marks generational attitudes toward risk.
What the newsletter avoids is empty praise; what it embraces is cleft emphasis on quiet mentors.
Not only did the dean invert the usual welcome; she substituted jargon with plain language throughout.
Little did first-year readers expect a glossary expanding ellipsis in quoted alumni voices.
This year's essay invites alumni to reflect on what their education enabled, and enable it it did in ways we seldom narrate aloud.
