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HOLLYWOOD  \n36  \nFINDING OUT WHY SOME KIDS “GROW OUT”OF AUTISM  \nSNAP!  \nIt's JONATHAN's THRONE  \nTeams of UConn students worked to solve puzzles and “Escape the Expected”as part of a game that saw Ratcliffe Hicks Arena transformed into rooms from hit HBO shows. Competitors had just six minutes to find hidden codes and uncover clues that would unlock doors leading out of the rooms. After escaping the Oval Office from “Veep,” then the incubator room from “Silicon Valley,” they moved to the courtyard of Castle Black from “Game of Thrones,” where they built a threedimensional puzzle map to reach their final objective — a chance to sit on the Iron Throne. For more, [go to s.uconn.edu/escape](go to s.uconn.edu/escape).  \nCONTENTS | SPRING 2017 VOL.18 NO.1  \n14  \n18  \nFEATURES  \n30  \n14  \n18  \n24  \n30  \n36  \nSAVING CIVILITY  \nPhilosophy professor Michael Lynch believes we can resuscitate civil public discourse with high doses of humility, conviction, and passion.  \nTHE REAL MCCOYS  \nMaking a film about rumrunner Bill McCoy led alums Bailey and Jennifer Pryor, both ’90 (CLAS) to market Prohibition-style rum that’s the real McCoy.  \nCLASS ACTION  \nWhat with tweeting and twerking, guns and gender wars, it’s as if you need a law degree to be a principal these days. This new degree program maybe the solution.  \nSHOW HIM THE MONEY  \nThree decades ago he played for Coach Calhoun. Today Greg Economou ’88 (CLAS) is a major Hollywood player. Many of the same principles apply.  \nWHY DO SOME KIDS “GROW OUT”  \nOF AUTISM?  \nA team of brain researchers is using a state-of-the-art fMRI machine on the Storrs campus to find out.  \n36  \nSECTIONS  \n4  \nUCONN NOW  \nThe new voice of women’sice hockey; the ugly truth about marketing baby food; a dancer who’s designing abetter pacemaker; the new Hartford campus; why the best medicine for prostate cancer could be no medicine; one truly massive closet; and much, much more.  \n40  \nUCONN NATION  \nWhat would Ray Allen tell his high-school self? Can soccer save the children? Can being a girl help you design jet engines? What does the president of Munson’s Chocolates bring people for Valentine’s Day? Plus Class Notes and more.  \nVice President for Communications Tysen Kendig Assistant Vice President for Brand Strategy Patricia Fazio ’90 (CLAS),’92 MA Director of Strategic Marketing Communications John Morawiec Editor Lisa Stiepock Art Director Christa Tubach Photographer Peter Morenus Interns Nicole Haiber ’17 (CLAS), Megan Krementowski’16 (CLAS) Student Worker Emma Casagrande ’18 (CLAS) Contributing Writers Julie (Stagis) Bartucca ’10 (BUS, CLAS), Christine Buckley, Kenneth Best, Tom Breen ’00 (CLAS), Kristen Cole, Stefanie Dion Jones ’00 (CLAS), Elaina Hancock, Michael Hardy, Robert Ito, Kim Krieger, Michael Lynch, Elizabeth Omara-Otunno, Colin Poitras ’85 (CLAS), Grace Merritt, Jesse Rifkin ’14 (CLAS), Loretta Waldman, Katharine Whittemore Contributing Designer John Bailey ’84 (SFA) Copy Editors Sheila Foran ’83 (BGS)’96 Ph.D.; Gregory Lauzon Web Designers Christine Ballestrini’03 (SFA); Yesenia Carrero.  \nUConn Magazine is produced three times a year (Spring, Summer, and Fall) by University Communications, University of Connecticut. Email: uconnmagazine@ [uconn.edu. Letters](uconn.edu. Letters) to the editor and other comments are welcome. Send address changes to The University of Connecticut Foundation, Records Department, Unit 3206, 2390 Alumni Drive, Storrs, CT 06269.  \nSPRING 2017 | CONTENTS  \nWEB  \nEXCLUSIVES  \n[magazine.uconn.edu](magazine.uconn.edu)  \nALL DRESSED UP  \nIn the Costume Shop of the Dramatic Arts Department, students create and recreate countless costumes for the Conne","cbCaiclnUBqBJcb9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiclnUBqBJcb9","pdf",8369780,27,"English","# FEATURES\n## SAVING CIVILITY\n## THE REAL MCCOYS\n## CLASS ACTION\n## SHOW HIM THE MONEY\n## WHY DO SOME KIDS “GROW OUT” OF AUTISM?\n# SECTIONS\n## UCONN NOW\n## UCONN NATION\n# WEB EXCLUSIVES\n## ALL DRESSED UP\n## GROWING OUT OF AUTISM\n## BLISS!\n## THE REAL MCCOY","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of the “Saving Civility” feature?\",\"answer\":\"It presents an argument that humility, conviction, and passion can help resuscitate civil public discourse and rescue culture from bluster.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the magazine describe research into autism in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"A team of brain researchers uses a state-of-the-art fMRI machine on the Storrs campus to understand why some children “grow out” of autism.\"},{\"question\":\"What alumni and film stories are highlighted in Spring 2017?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes a feature on making a film about rumrunner Bill McCoy and a profile of Greg Economou, described as a major Hollywood player.\"}]","UConn Magazine - Spring 2017 - Contents | PDF",1791931897,9]