“I arrived at Yale as a shy, socially awkward 17-year-old, from a Southern family of very modest means,” he wrote in the first sentence of his essay for the 50th reunion book. This is an old-fashioned way of opening a story of adventure and discovery, as Tom, an English major, knew.
Thomas Lewis Hine 2014 Naudain Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 tom@thomashine.com 215-735-7670 Spouse: James Chan Career: Architecture critic, Philadelphia Inquirer, 1973–1996. Ford Foundation fellow in the arts, 1977–78. Author of Populuxe (1986) Facing Tomorrow (1991) The Total Package (1995) The Rise and Fall of the American Teenager (1999) I Want That! (2003) The Great Funk (2007). Chief art critic Philadelphia Inquirer (2014-present) College: Silliman Even before I arrived at Yale, I was working as a professional…
THOMAS LEWIS HINE (Tom). Born December 17, 1947 in Quincy, Massachusetts, son of the late Burton Lewis Hine and Vera Duggan Hine. Attended Guilford High School, Guilford, Connecticut. Entered Yale Sept., 1965. English major; Dean’s List, 1966-67 (spring term); State of Connecticut Scholarship, 1965-69. Resident: Silliman (Dramat, 1967). Yale Daily News, 1966-68, Drama Critic, 1967-68, Arts Editor, 1968; More House Tutorial Project, 1965-66. Future occupation: Undecided. Address: #1, 9 Waterside Lane, Clinton, Connecticut 06413.
