Riding the elevator to her Hong Kong apartment in a gleaming, 44-story structure, Suzanne Woods Fisher ’80 heard many languages spoken. Her husband, Stephen, worked for Clorox in the South China Sea country, and the family became immersed in a fascinating foreign culture. “The first time we went to his office, I thought the map looked odd; Asia was in the center, not the United States,” Suzanne says. “After that we no longer saw the world in quite the same Americanized way.” 1 Column Content Background Color White Heading...