302 First: The Profile Archive

	Title	Issue
	Living with Dwarfism Life for people with skeletal dysplasia is getting better, thanks in part to the renowned research and care of a local children’s hospital. by Kim Hoey	December 2010
	Fun Trumps Everything The philosophy and times of Carol Everhart. by Nick DiUlio	November 2010
	Leading the Leaders Terry Strine could have retired to a life of ease. But when you believe the country is headed down the wrong road, you have to act. Meet his new young leaders. by Bob Yearick	October 2010
	In Praise of Peterson No one becomes a legend because he took the easy road. Former DuPont company man, former governor, former Republican, Russell W. Peterson has always been one thing—an underdog. But when it comes to protecting the planet, he put our little state on the map. By Doug Donovan	October 2009
	On the Line Juggernaut Elena Delle Donne rocketed to the heights of college athletics, then dropped off the map. Now she’s back—happy, fired up, and ready to change the game. by Matt Amis	November 2009
	Senator Ted's Excellent Adventure Ted Kaufman may not have a plan for his future after the Senate, but for the present, he is a man on a mission. by Reid Champagne	December 2009
	To Conserve and Protect The Brandywine is more than a scenic and historic waterway. It’s a major source of drinking water for hundreds of thousands of people. Someone has to make sure it stays healthy. by Josephine Eccel	April 2010
	The Great Collaborator Fred Sears has charted new directions for the Delaware Community Foundation at a time when nonprofits need them most. By Reid Champagne	May 2010
	Winning the Race Prestige Academy founder and president Jack Perry draws from his own experience to help prepare the school’s students for success. By Nick DiUlio	June 2010
	Renaissance Men With New Castle designated to become part of a new national park in Delaware, businessmen Alan Spiro and the Mattei brothers have invested heavily in renewal. by Reid Champagne	March 2010