May 5, 2006
Burke ’80 Lends Hand to Hurricane Relief
When Hurricane Katrina hit, Francey Kanengiser Burke ’80 knew just what to do. The Cape May, N.J, resident gathered her sons, her co-workers, and her Rotary…
When Hurricane Katrina hit, Francey Kanengiser Burke ’80 knew just what to do. The Cape May, N.J, resident gathered her sons, her co-workers, and her Rotary…
Andrew Pleick ’04, Winston Davis ’04, Sean Knitter ’05, and Rob Dill ’04 have quite a bit in common. All four played for coach Fran O’Hanlon. All four…
William F. Hart ’27, professor emeritus ofchemistry and department head from 1957-69, died April 12 in Kirkland Village, Bethlehem. Hart taught chemistry…
Government and law graduate Doug Reichley ’83 was honored as one of 40 emerging state leaders from across the nation by the prestigious Toll Fellowship…
He designs test programs to simulate the behavior of the F/A-18 aircraft, but Charles Wilson ’82 can’t see the results – he’s been blind since childhood…
The 3-D Volumetric Display technology patented by Parviz Soltan ’54 has garnered interest worldwide. Using lasers, the computer-controlled display system…
When images of the Asian tsunami’s devastation appeared in the media, Kathleen Squires Rodriguez ’88 felt she couldn’t stand by and do nothing. So she…
Kenneth Henke ’69 has a thorough knowledge of languages to pull from as he reads religious literature dating back to ancient times. He developed a fascination…
Until it was purchased by Brack Capital Real Estate in December 2002, the building that stands at 90 West Street in New York City was a cold reminder of…
When mathematics-economics graduate Justas Staisiunas ’04 sought employment with the international accounting and consulting firm Ernst & Young, he found…