Dec 11, 2006
Passion for Law, Passion for Helping Others
“I intend to become an individual with the power to initiate change,” wrote Leslie Saint ’04 in the winter 2005 issue of Aristeia. The McDonogh Report…
“I intend to become an individual with the power to initiate change,” wrote Leslie Saint ’04 in the winter 2005 issue of Aristeia. The McDonogh Report…
As a student involved in dozens of community outreach endeavors, there were moments when Jacobi Cunningham ’03 wanted to sever all ties to his social and…
For Renaldo Trancoso ’99, life is about crossing borders. The McDonogh Report celebrates the contributions of African Americans to the Lafayette community…
Leroy D. Nunery II ’77, president of Edison Charter Schools, was taught respect for education from his earliest days. The McDonogh Report celebrates the…
Lafayette Alumni News, May 2000 – For the second time in his career, Gerald Gill ’70, associate professor of history, Tufts University, was named Massachusetts…
Lafayette Alumni News, September 1997 – Darlyne Bailey ’74, dean of the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University, has…
Lafayette Alumni News, September 1999 – During an “Evening of Poetry” in May, Yolanda Wisher ’98 was named the first poet laureate of Montgomery County…
Roland Brown ’49 and David Showell ’51 served with the Tuskegee Airmen Lafayette Alumni News, September 1998 — Two Lafayette men, Roland Brown ’49…
Bob Hamlen ’51 has spent his life researching and developing portable power sources. After 45 years of dedicated work, 20 hard-earned patents, dozens of…
Lafayette Alumni News, September 1998 — This year marks the 50th anniversary of a controversial decision that knocked Lafayette out of the running to play…