WINTER 1999 EDITION, VOLUME XLVIII, No. 1

STAFF Editor Meredith Davies Hadaway M’96 Managing Editor Marcia Landskroener Art Director Diane D’Aquino Landskroener ’76 M’81 Editorial & Production Assistant Jodie Taylor Associate Editor Carol Casey Class Notes Editor Kristina Tatusko Henry ’88 Editorial Consultant Kevin O’Keefe ’74 Contributing Writers Kristina Tatusko Henry ’88 Trams Hollingsworth ’75 M’95 Printing and Mailing Whitmore Print and Imaging	FEATURES:
	To Stretch Their Wings And Fly A new honors course combines environmental field studies with an artist’s perspective of birds in their Chesapeake Bay habitats. Carol Casey
	Remembering Dr. Peter Tapke The late professor of philosophy left an indelible mark on WC through his teaching and his interests beyond the classroom. P. J. Wingate ’33
	One Last Night In Havana A history major finds music and poetry in the streets of Havana during the College’s Summer Seminar in Cuba. Dennis Wilson ’01
	DEPARTMENTS:
	The Reporter James Billington applauds the dreamkeepers; Update on the Campaign; Prof. Harvey offers “Nuts and Bolts” online.
	Portfolio The many faces of George Washington.
	Alumni Update WC Zoo Tour brings alumni and families together in eight cities; Alumni Board nominations; Five athletes inducted to Hall of Fame.
	Class Notes
	Currents Alumnus publishes civil war novel.

About the Cover: The work and expertise of wildlife artist John W. Taylor are integral to Professor Donald A. Munson's honors course in environmental studies, Birds of the Chesapeake Bay. Taylor's painting "Old Squaws: Race in the Mist" is included in his book of the same name and is from the collection of Donald A. Munson. Painting photographed by James G. Martinez.

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