Mar 3, 2009
Master of the Brush
Professional oil painter Hale Johnson ’60 depicts autumn images in traditional realism It was during his service in the Army, of all places, that artist…
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Feb 26, 2009
H. Merrit Kinsey ’71 Helps Raise $150,000 Through Folk Music
King N’ Trio has entertained audiences from Chicago to Los Angeles As bass player in the Colorado-based folk group The King n’ Trio, H. Merritt Kinsey…
Feb 23, 2009
Mitch Ditkoff ’69 Wins Award for Business Book
Awake at the Wheel encourages creative thinking Awake at the Wheel, a book by business consultant Mitch Ditkoff ’69, has received a Silver Medal within…
Feb 18, 2009
A Strong Voice in Washington
Lobbying firm founder Mike Merola ’92 secures nearly $100 million Medicaid reimbursement After serving two years with the Peace Corps in the Dominican…
Feb 17, 2009
Speedy Delivery by Paul Germain ’04 Names Best Feature Film at Children’s Film Festival Seattle
Documentary pays homage to Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood character Speedy Delivery by Paul Germain ’04 was honored this month (February 2009) as Best Feature…
Feb 13, 2009
Where in the World is…
Jessica Calaman Snyder ’01 uses Alumni Online Community to keep track of classmates Jessica Calaman Snyder ’01 admits that she doesn’t always devote…
Feb 12, 2009
From the Gridiron to the Bank
Former football standout Quincy Miller ’97 oversees over 130 Citizens Bank branches in Massachusetts By Kevin Gray Quincy Miller ’97 graduated as one…
Feb 11, 2009
Cracking a Hard Nut
Alumni-hosted internship in NYC helped get career started for Alison Ahart ’03, who travels internationally with soprano Kathleen Battle As associate…
Feb 10, 2009
Offering Hope to the Young
Angela Neal ’01 helps abused children and researches healing solutions By Dan Edelen When a timid boy, scarred by abuse, whispers his devastating story…
Feb 5, 2009
‘America and Its People Deserve the Best’
Evan Hineman ’56 honored for lifetime excellence in intelligence community If anyone knows how quickly America’s security needs can change, it’s…