Oct 22, 2001
Potter '54 is Country's Leading Tech Consultant
Although he has held enough high-profile positions for several business careers, Robert Potter '54 shows no signs of slowing down. Last November, he became…
Although he has held enough high-profile positions for several business careers, Robert Potter '54 shows no signs of slowing down. Last November, he became…
Former Union Township, New Jersey, Mayor Anthony E. Russo '48 has been inducted into the New Jersey State League of Municipalities' Elected Officials Hall…
In June, Terry A. McNealy '65 published Bucks County: An Illustrated History, a 362-page account covering the 17th through 20th centuries, starting with…
An eighth-grade social studies teacher at Phillipsburg (N.J.) Middle School, Michael Hinkle '73 was recognized in May for his 23 years of service and accomplishments…
As the new chief financial officer of Avistar Communications Corporation, headquartered in Redwood Shores, Calif., Robert J. Habig '78 is overseeing financial…
A physical three years ago convinced Dan DeRoner '71 he had to change his habits: he was overweight, had high blood pressure and had developed type two…
Herbin “Tamango” Van Cayseele, known as one of the most musical tap artists worldwide, and his Urban Tap performers will present “Caravane” at the Williams…
The death of a relative from childhood leukemia has given a Lafayette student a personal interest in the anti-cancer research she launched this semester…
Works by Easton painter Wayne Harrison Matthews will open the 2001-02 season at the David A. Portlock Black Cultural Center gallery, exhibiting Nov. 1-Jan…
Innovative cellist Joan Jeanrenaud will present her solo “Metamorphosis” program 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, at Lafayette’s Williams Center for the Arts…