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Vassar, the Alumnae/i Quarterly
Fall 2007 Volume 103 Issue 4

Behind the Scenes

When he walks onto the stage in Oedipus at Colonus, Oedipus is a man at the end of his life, seeking out a place, after years of wandering, where strangers are willing to give him a home despite his past history. When Rachel Kitzinger, the Matthew Vassar Jr. Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literature, directed a production of the play this past April in the Fergusson Quadrangle, it was also a kind of homecoming, a return to directing Greek tragedy in the last phase of a career shaped in part by fate.

The Campus was Buzzing with Excitement

Members of the classes of 1932 through 2002 came to campus this June to relive their college days. They lived in dorms, ate at ACDC, danced at the Mug, and attended faculty lectures.

Rebuilding New Orleans

Native New Orleanians, Robert and Grisela Jackson are tirelessly working to rebuild their hometown. They are banding together with Reverend Robert’s congregation and fellow Vassar alumnae/i to address public works and educational issues.
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      • Behind the Scenes
        When he walks onto the stage in Oedipus at Colonus, Oedipus is a man at the end of his life, seeking out a place, after years of wandering, where strangers are willing to give him a home despite his past history. When Rachel Kitzinger, the Matthew Vassar Jr. Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literature, directed a production of the play this past April in the Fergusson Quadrangle, it was also a kind of homecoming, a return to directing Greek tragedy in the last phase of a career shaped in part by fate.
      • Buzzing with Excitement
        Members of the classes of 1932 through 2002 came to campus this June to relive their college days. They lived in dorms, ate at ACDC, danced at the Mug, and attended faculty lectures.
      • Rebuilding New Orleans
        Native New Orleanians, Robert and Grisela Jackson are tirelessly working to rebuild their hometown. They are banding together with Reverend Robert’s congregation and fellow Vassar alumnae/i to address public works and educational issues.
        • Letters

        • Vassar Today

          • President's Page: Need-Blind and Open to All
          • A Jump-Start on College
          • Poets in Residence
          • Swimmer, Actress, Mentor, Student...
          • Prairie Home Champions
        • Beyond Vassar

          • Preschool Perspective
          • Vassar Graduate Dies in Iraq
          • Books Noted
          • Mixed Media
        • Vassar Yesterday

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