Oct 17, 2001
Healing Psyches
Drug addiction may ruin lives and pack jails, but as a political issue, the treatment of addicts remains below the radar screen, says Mitchell S. Rosenthal…
Drug addiction may ruin lives and pack jails, but as a political issue, the treatment of addicts remains below the radar screen, says Mitchell S. Rosenthal…
West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. named Donald E. Morel Jr. '79 president and chief operating officer. He joined the company in 1992 as director of research…
For the fourth consecutive year, Cooper Wessells ’88 traveled to the FISA World Rowing Championships in August as part of the U.S. rowing team. His four-man…
An investment adviser in Philadelphia and part-time historian, Edward F. Ripley '50 recently published Shepherd in the Wilderness: Peter Hobart, 1604-1679…
Since 1990, Dr. D. Bruce Panasuk '78 has built his medical practice in the Newark/Wilmington, Del. area. A thoracic surgeon at Christiana Care Health Services…
Con artists and shady business deals at a nightclub frame the plot of The Gristle, a comedy-drama produced by Mychal Wilson ’89 and written and directed…
Two recent graduates have received prestigious fellowships to continue their education. The recipient of a National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate…
Scheduled to graduate in 1942, Lawrence Savadkin was enjoying “the thrill of a lifetime” at Lafayette when his education was cut one year short by the…
After eight years as legislative director for Rep. Henry Bonilla (R-Texas), Marc Lubin '78 has been appointed the Congressman's new chief of staff. Before…
The new director of marketing and product management of Coradiant, Inc., Michael Gero '87 is responsible for both the evolution of Coradiant's service…