Mar 23, 2007
Frederick W. Light Jr. ’26 Enjoys Century of Living
Freshmen beware. While the College might not have issued that warning, it certainly was the attitude of the Calumet Club 80 years ago. Those in the “honorary…
Freshmen beware. While the College might not have issued that warning, it certainly was the attitude of the Calumet Club 80 years ago. Those in the “honorary…
It wasn’t an art or business class that helped Glenn Orsher ’73 in his career as an entertainment producer. “It was an introductory class in logic,” says…
“This is a story about redemption,” says Alan Novich ’66. It’s his story. The story of a former practicing oral surgeon who ended up in corporate law before…
Tom Walker ’54 is semi-retired, but he still keeps an office. “I get on the golf course a little more than I used to,” he says. He’s able to take a little…
People in business, particularly manufacturing, who aren’t involved in politics are shortsighted, according to Rick Beltram ’73. “There are business people…
“With all the stress in the world, now more than ever America needs to laugh and to escape to the movies to be entertained,” says Andrea Cohen Malamut…
In the 9th century, as the story goes, a woman disguised as a man ruled the Catholic church. HofstraUniversity professor Craig Rustici ’86 was so intrigued…
Alumni and students age 21 and older are invited to attend a networking event for young and future professionals 5:45-9 p.m. Thursday, March 29, at Duvet…
When alumni went to Carolines on Broadway in New York City, they had to pay for the drinks, but the laughs were on Corey Alexander ’95. The New York City…
A teaching career came about somewhat by accident for English graduate Stephen Chiger ’01. After finishing his M.S. in journalism at Northwestern University…