Passages: Baba Hari Dass
We write to you today with great sadness. Baba Hari Dass, known affectionately by many as Babaji (respected father), passed
We write to you today with great sadness. Baba Hari Dass, known affectionately by many as Babaji (respected father), passed
D.D. on the Spot, 8/28/2018, “Podcast 051, Soul Kerr of Anever” Watch the interview on YouTube A perspective with alumnus
The Paris Review, 8/20/2018, “One-Question Interview: Shruti Swamy.” Shruti Swamy’s story in the Summer issue, “A House Is a Body,” blazes
“Bajarse de un pasillo deslizante” (Thoughts on my journey to Ecuador), reflections by Julia Gratton (’16). Julia is a student
As we prepare for Mount Madonna School’s 40th annual Ramayana! – and Sampad Kachuck’s 35th year directing this epic –
Whether learning about inspirational ‘moral heroes,’ creating papier mache bird models with high school ‘big buddies,’ or absorbing history lessons in situ along California’s coastal area or in the Sierra mountains, students in Robin Hamsa Heinrich’s third grade class are active and challenged.
Anever, the metalcore band formed by drummer and Mount Madonna School (MMS) alum Soul Kerr (’14), will be performing locally
The New York Times, 12/29/2017, “How We Know It Was Climate Change,” by Noah S. Diffenbaugh (’92), Op-Ed Contributor. STANFORD,
An interview with Tobias Aguirre (‘94) by Haley Campbell (’02). A briefer version of this article was published in The Connection,
Voyage MIA.com, “Meet Eyla Cuenca of of Eyla Cuenca Contemporary Birth Services in Little River.” In this interview, Eyla (’05)
