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Green Sisters / The Atlantic

October 17, 2013 by Angela Evancie

Small communities of women religious are breaking with tradition and making saving the earth their primary mission. This story appeared in The Atlantic, and then Grist, as part of a Climate Desk collaboration. Reported with support from a Middlebury Fellowship in Environmental Journalism.

Categories: Print • Tags: environmentalism, green sisters, religion, sisters of earth, The Journey of the Universe, The Universe Story, Thomas Berry

Sapeurs / NPR.org

May 17, 2013 by Angela Evancie

In a poor city in a poor country on a poor continent, there is a group of people with a singular purpose: to look rich. Or, rather, to look good. Featuring photography by Hector Mediavilla, for NPR.org’s Picture Show. 

Categories: Print • Tags: colonial legacies, Congo, S.A.P.E., sapeurs

Everyone Has Dreams / The Fuschia Tree

April 15, 2013 by Angela Evancie

Milagros Dormida, 2008, by Katrina d’Autremont. From Si Dios Quiere. Archival Inkjet Print.  “Like discovering in a dream that your house has a room that you didn’t know existed, I had thumbed a new fold in my unconscious, a place where I kneaded my waking life into strange shapes, watched plausible circumstances flicker into impossible, terrifying scenarios.” For The Fuschia Tree, Issue 22, Coincidence: Fortune’s Strange Math. Click here to read the essay.

Categories: Print • Tags: dream journals, dreaming, Georges Perec, Katrina d'Autremont, La Boutique Obscure

Poetic Likeness / NPR.org

March 5, 2013 by Angela Evancie

  Poets are not the world’s most visible celebrities. But an exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., puts faces to verse, and explores poets’ shifting — and sometimes conflicting — public images. With Camila Domonoske for NPR.org.

Categories: Print • Tags: Allen Ginsberg, Langston Hughes, Marianne Moore, National Portrait Gallery, poets, portraits, Walt Whitman

Even Balzac Had To Intern / NPR.org

February 5, 2013 by Angela Evancie

“Before he became a founder of realism and an unlikely literary sex icon (‘Do not suppose,’ an Italian count wrote to his wife, ‘that the ugliness of his face will protect you from his irresistible power’), the young Balzac was proofreading legal filings.” For NPR’s Monkey See blog. To read the post, click here.

Categories: Print • Tags: Andrew Shaffer, Balzac, Baudelaire, Literary Rogues, Poe, writing

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Echo Chamber / Middlebury Magazine

October 30, 2012 by Angela Evancie

. “Hamlet takes his coffee black. Claudius stalks the salad bar. Polonius can rarely resist dessert. One day, while serving Ophelia her soup, I watch with horror as a few drops of roasted tomato land on the table in front of her, like gobs of blood. She smiles; she doesn’t seem to mind.“ For Middlebury Magazine.

Categories: Print • Tags: Bread Loaf School of English, Hamlet, Marcel Proust, Shakespeare, Virginia Woolf, worlds colliding

The Ghosts of Industry / The Fuschia Tree

October 26, 2012 by Angela Evancie

“We picked a path through near-vegetative waste – plastic bags, useless bits of wood, the requisite tires – and the cautious tickticktick of our freewheels sent up new sound into old silence.“ For The Fuschia Tree.

Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Print • Tags: Cleveland, industry, manufacturing, recession, urban renewal

Technology Matters / Monadnock Ledger-Transcript

February 2, 2012 by Angela Evancie

For the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript. While working as a staff reporter for this New Hampshire community newspaper, I reported and photographed a three-part series on the role of technology in public, private and homeschool education. I visited Highbridge Hill Elementary School in New Ipswich and the Pine Hill Waldorf School in Wilton, and spoke with a homeschooling family in Peterborough. The series took second place in education reporting at the 2012 New Hampshire Press Association Best Media Contest. Due to website changes […]

Categories: Print • Tags: education, Highbridge Hill Elementary School, homeschooling, Pine Hill Waldorf School, technology

A Call For Artists / The Rumpus

October 18, 2011 by Angela Evancie

For The Rumpus.

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Einstein on the Porch / Middlebury Magazine

August 5, 2011 by Angela Evancie

“During hors d’oeuvres on the porch, someone mentioned that Albert Einstein had been a frequent guest here at Knollwood. A great sailor, apparently, but he couldn’t swim.“ for Middlebury Magazine.  

Categories: Print • Tags: Albert Einstein, Hiroshima, mistakes, Nagasaki, Saranac Lake

Learning to Walk / The Beautiful Brain

January 27, 2011 by Angela Evancie

For The Beautiful Brain. Concerning bipedalism, consciousness, Dionysus, and Susan Sontag.

Categories: Print • Tags: Baudelaire, consciousness, Dionysus, flaneur, Homo erectus, walking, wanderlust

Stage of Life / Middlebury Magazine

January 10, 2011 by Angela Evancie

For Middlebury Magazine. A pair of students is using new methods to revive an ancient tradition. Full text: On a rainy night in September, Bianca Giaever ’12 steps onto a small cement-and-bedrock stage in the basement of Gifford Hall.  Members of the audience surround her on all sides, sitting on velour beanbags, the floor and one another in various leg-numbing contortions. A few track lights are out, but the microphone works fine.  Giaever asks how many are newcomers here; when […]

Categories: Print • Tags: Middlebury College, MothUP, oral tradition, storytelling, the medium is the message, The Moth

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