Alumnae from the Class of 1965 to the Class of 2014 — and with a wide variety of 
professional backgrounds and life experiences — gathered on January 15 to discuss Orange Is the New Black. Led by Marnie Clark ’68, we examined the book as a memoir and looked at a wide range of social and criminal justice issues presented there. In addition, alums who had watched the television series contrasted the Netflix approach with the book. After almost two hours (longer than we’d originally planned), some of us still had more to say, and we talked about having additional book and movie discussions in the future.
Many thanks to Marnie for doing a superb job of organizing this event, and to Rita MacRae ’00 for hosting us at Solstice Strategy Partners!