Spring Tidbits

Dahna Goldstein was featured in Business Week as one of America's most promising social entrepreneurs. Check out her company Philantech.

Wendy Shalit participated in a debate on paying for sex.

Sam Sommers discusses several recent hot topics in his Science of Small Talk blog.

David Turner received a glowing review for his performance in the Dog in the Manger.

In sum, our class continues to kick ass!

Idiots' Books Tour

If you are in the area, be sure to check out these very cool events in NJ and Williamstown featuring Brian Wecht, Brian Slattery, Drew Bunting, Robbie Behr, Rich Flynn, and Matthew Swanson.

Four Quick Tidbits

(1) Another article on Eric Watson's coaching accomplishments.

(2) Congrats to Eiko Maruko for earning tenure at Williams. I can't even begin to say how jealous I am.

(3) Congrats to Byron Wetzel, who manages Michael Shannon, on Shannon's Oscar Nomination.

(4) Watch tonight's episode of Law and Order ("Lucky Stiff") written by Matt McGough.

Mike Vazquez and Sports Medicine

Check out this great article on Mike Vazquez in the Milford Daily News. Speaking of football, the Ephs open their season Saturday against Colby.

Eric Watson helps U.S. Women's Soccer U 23 National Team win Nordic Cup

Eric Watson's coaching prowess is the subject of a feature on the Williams Sports Information page.

Sam Sommers on the Science of Small Talk

Check out this great new blog by Sam Sommers in Psychology Today online.

Fiona Maazel's Last Last Chance

Great review of Fiona Maazel's novel, Last Last Chance, in Sunday's NYTimes.

While you're on Amazon, be sure to check out Ben Mezrich's Rigged: The True Story of an Ivy League Kid Who Changed the World of Oil, from Wall Street to Dubai. The "Ivy League Kid" in the title is none other than our very own John D'Agostino.