Bold & Beloved: The Arts at Milton
“Well, it’s not just that there are plenty of opportunities and lots going on,” said one new faculty member. “What you have here is Olympic-level arts.” He spoke up at a professional day focused on the balance between students’ intellectual and personal development.

What gave him that impression? [Full story]

Truthful, Honest--But Funny: An interview with playwright David Lindsay-Abaire '88
Rest assured, Class of 1988, David Abaire’s glasses are much, much better than the ones he wore in high school. Fame has brought him at least that far. The frames no longer obscure the better part of his face, as they did in his Milton yearbook pictures. He is also trimmer, though still pleasantly rounded off at the edges, a characteristic befitting a born comic. Actually, he is now David Lindsay-Abaire, for reasons that will soon become clear. [Full story]

Adrift: A father's complex legacy
Tom Curran ’81 accompanies his documentary film, Adrift, to showings and film festivals from Denver and Boston to Anchorage and beyond.

Gathering awards and recognition as it profoundly connects with viewers across the country, Adrift explores the scope and impact of Tom’s late father’s legacy [Full story]

Toure '89: Tackling the novel, the arena of big storytellers
Nonfiction by Touré ’89 has appeared in Rolling Stone magazine, The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, Playboy, Village Voice, Vibe magazine and Tennis Magazine. An archive of Touré’s articles is available on his Web site, at www.toure.com/library [Full story]