Working with Special Kids Located in upstate New York, the Double H (health and happiness) Hole in the Woods Ranch was founded in 1992 by businessman Charles R. Wood and actor/director Paul Newman. The specially equipped and staffed ranch offers children 6–16 years old who are sick with such life-threatening diseases as cancer and sickle-cell anemia the chance to go to summer camp and swim, canoe, and short-sheet each other’s beds. This summer six IC students interned at the ranch as camp counselors and administrative assistants. Ranch hands: HS&HP assistant dean John Bonaguro (left) and Double H’s Max Yurenda (right) with interns Jennifer Earley ’98, Julie Beebe ’98, Kellie Eslinger ’99, Michelle Waterman ’99, Mary Ann Soprano ’98, and Julia Ebersbach ’99