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Right after Theodore Maiman (EngrPhys’49) successfully developed the laser in 1960, newspapers reported that a Los Angeles scientist had invented a death ray.

While traveling the world to understand everything there is to know about caffeine, Murray Carpenter uncovers some shocking surprises.

Barbara Vobejda decides what The Washington Post’s front page and breaking news stories will be every day.

Ashby Pate becomes a Supreme Court justice in a land of 21,000.

At Modmarket’s helm, Anthony Pigliacampo savors his success as an innovative restauranteur.

A medical mission to South Sudan, home to the world’s highest rates of blindness, opens Jordan Campbell’s eyes to a new direction — exposing the human toll of international conflict to wide audiences and cultivating the “global steward” in himself.

Growing up under the shadow of Celestial Seasonings, Sarah Siegel-Magness discovers her own cup of tea is in film production and fashion.

Bonnie Burton (Engl, Jour’95) has been a self-professed geek since she was a child.

Caroline Hult (Engl, Hum’04) is a numbers geek.

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