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Here’s what our SVWC alumni have been writing about this week:

David Brooks (SVWC 2011 & 2017) – “No, the Democrats Haven’t Gone Over the Edge” – The New York Times

Casey Cep (SVWC 2020) – “My Local Confederate Monument” – The New Yorker

William D Cohan (SVWC 2015) – “Gary Cohn’s Post-Trump Life is Aboard Wall Street’s Latest Gravy Train” – Vanity Fair

Steve Coll (SVWC 2018) – “The Case for Dumping the Electoral College” – The New Yorker

Maureen Corrigan (SVWC 2016) – “A Widow Discovers That Her Marriage Wasn’t ‘Monogamy’” – NPR’s Fresh Air

Thomas L. Friedman (SVWC 2018) – “The Love Triangle That Spawned Trump’s Middle East Peace Deal” – The New York Times

Pico Iyer (SVWC 2010) – “The Best Reason to Go to College” – The New York Times

Mark Leibovich (SVWC 2019) – “Biden, in First Florida Trip as Nominee, Aims to Shore Up Latino Support” – The New York Times

Miriam Pawel (SVWC 2019) – “Reform the Police? Guess Who Fund’s My State’s Officials” – The New York Times

David Wallace-Wells (SVWC 2020) – “Bill Gates on the Pandemic: ‘You Hope It Doesn’t Stretch Past 2022.’” – New York Magazine

Fareed Zakaria  (SVWC 2018) – “What sets apart countries that successfully handled the pandemic? Failure.” – The Washington Post