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| In our 1998 summer issue, our cover story reported
on the Fishing America Project of Art School alum Larry Stark '65,
a printmaker and photographer.
Stark's project, which he defines as a "conceptual work of
art," was originally to catch a different fish with a different
fishing partner in each of the 50 states. The project would be recorded
visually and also form the basis of a book... |

Caribou
rescue
I'm working with a small herd of isolated and genetically unique woodland
caribou that range on the southern Yukon/Alaskan border, about 200 miles
north of Haines Junction (where I live). It's called the Chisana herd,
and its numbers have dropped from 1,800 in the late 1980s to about 300
now...
Cover
girl
In 1994, Jillian Shanebrook wrapped up dual master's degrees in Asian
studies and development economics in Ann Arbor and headed to Indonesia
for a teaching job. Not long after her arrival she was surprised to find
herself one of Asia's top magazine models...
More stories:
• The
Angler Compleated
• Around Campus
• Inhalable flu vaccine
available this fall
• The Little Brown Jug
• Caribou Rescue
• The Wrap Artist
• How the U-M Admission
System Affected Me
• The Last Russian Tsar Was
'A Nester At Heart'
• Backpacking Ambassador
• Cover Girl
• The Assembly Man
• A Life of Evading a Career
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