The companion is intended as an introduction to the voyages of romance from 1150 to 1600. It is a revealing and compelling profile of a rapidly changing China during 1993-95, two years of China's reform era. The book tracks Harrington's beginnings in the Catholic Workers movement and his evolution to one of the most influential social critics and poverty experts. A 1980 graduate of Hamilton College, Breland was a theatre major, class speaker, and the first African-American woman inducted into Pentagon. Richard Nelson's Madame Melville Richard Nelson, a 1972 Hamilton graduate, is receiving good reviews for Madame Melville, a memory play starring Macaulay Culkin that opened on Broadway on May 3.
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51 received 15 Tony Award nominations, a new record. The musical opened in April to rave reviews and has already sold out tickets for the remainder of 2001. The Trustees of Hamilton College. All rights reserved.