Questions of Justice
Willamette Magazine, Summer 2016
An unusual class takes Willamette students inside prison walls to discover a new perspective on crime and punishment.
Articles: Social Justice and Issues
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Just a Memory Before You Sleep Forever
Pacific Standard, July 9, 2010
In tasteful black-and-white photos, the nonprofit Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep captures the bittersweet farewell of parents and their lost babies.
Somebody's Watching You
Salon, December 6, 2003
Eight million American women—or one in 12—will be a victim of stalking at some point in their lives. So why are law enforcement agencies so inept at handling their cases?
Marriage: For Better or Worse
Oberlin Alumi Magazine, Fall 2001, Vol. 97 No. 2
Census 2000 data imply that marriage is waning. But the figures don’t tell us the full story. Exchanging vows is still the path of choice for many couples—those with and without the legal right to do so.
Deep Pocketbooks
Ms., September/October 1998, Volume IX, Number 2
When Martha Drury’s father told her she’d find a few more dollars in her bank account —it would be $3 million, to be precise— she was overwhelmed by more than gratitude. She was also struck by a staggering sense of obligation to others and even fear of the implications of this sudden fortune.