Contents March/April 2009

* New U.S. Consulate General in Hyderabad: It’s a Family Affair

Letter from the Publisher

Environment
* Different Shades of Green
By Jane Varner Malhotra

* New U.S. View on Global Warming

* Todd Stern: Climate Change Envoy
By Deepanjali Kakati

* Music: Green Melodies
By Richa Varma

Retracing the Pilgrimage

* Religion: Diversity is Only the First Step
By Anjum Naim

* Promoting Education Partnerships
By Manish Chand

* Security: Partners in Fighting Terrorism
A speech by FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III

* Law Enforcement: Police Can Make the Public Their Allies
By Kalpana Chittaranjan

Travel
Cliff Palace: Living on the Edge
By Avery Comarow

* Sports: The Best Foot Forward
By Vaidehi Iyer

* Boston Marathon
By Yugesh Mathur

* Business: By Design
By Vaidehi Iyer

Literature:
* Transcending Borders at the Jaipur Literature Festival
By Steven P. Kerchoff

* Music: That’s Why They Call it the Blues
By Laurinda Keys Long

* Indian Americans: The Hemingway Effect
By Akhil Sharma

Women
Book Review: Why Can’t a Woman Write the Great American Novel?
By Laura Miller

* Celebrating Women’s Contributions to the World
By Louise Fenner

* Women Scientists: Working for Recognition
By Jeffrey Thomas

On the Lighter Side

* Achievers: Salma Arastu
By Tahsin Usmani

NewsScape

Back Cover

Cover Cover

 


Contents Cover March/April 2009

Front cover: “Women as Guardians” poster, with artwork by Ann Altman, from the National Women’s History Project.

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