Alice Bliss — Harrington '76 Art ductwork and piping

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whose exploits and adventures in the oceans of the world would rival characters straight out of the lives and imaginations of Joseph Conrad and Jack London

how intellectual leaders of the northern African American community explained secession

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Take Me to the River challenges us to set aside our blinders of wanting to see these riverine landscapes as either pure or despoiled

Alice Bliss — Harrington '76 Art ductwork and pipingBy Laura Harrington, Class of 1976 When Alice Bliss learns that her father, Matt, is being deployed to Iraq, she's heartbroken. Alice idolizes her father, loves working beside him in their garden, accompanying him on the occasional roofing job, playing baseball. When he ships out, Alice is faced with finding a way to fill the emptiness he has left behind. Matt will miss seeing his daughter blossom from a tomboy into a full blown teenager. Alice will