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True Maroons: Dan Morrison, Zeenat Rahman, Sahar Ullah, Denise Shull, and Meredith Haggerty

HIJABI MONOLOGUES
"The Women under the Head Scarves" (Los Angeles Times, Mar. 6, 2009)
A play by Dan Morrison, AM'06, Zeenat Rahman, AM'06, and Sahar Ullah, AM'07—performed recently in Los Angeles—examines the Muslim head scarf through a series of ten monologues.

• "‘The Hijabi Monologues’ Speaks to Muslims and Others Too" (Chicago Tribune, Jan. 9, 2009)


• "The Hijabi Monologues Resonates through the Power of Storytelling" (Common Grounds News Service, Jan. 6, 2009)


• Hijabi Monologues' group on Facebook

FEAR FACTOR
"Shull Redefines Human Reaction to Market Volatility" (MSNBC, Mar. 6, 2009)
Denise Shull, AM'95, advises traders to use their emotions to take advantage of the scary marketplace.

• Trader Psyches


• Transcript: "The Government Gets A Bigger Chunk of Citigroup" (PBS, Nightly Business Report, Feb. 27, 2009)

FOSTERING WELLNESS ON CAMPUS
"UnCommon Interview with Meredith Haggerty" (Chicago Maroon, Mar. 3, 2009)
At her new Hyde Park-based private practice, former Student Care Center (SCC) movement specialist Meredith Haggerty, MFA'07, uses her knowledge of yoga and dance to help students manage stress.

March 6, 2009