Sally A. Baker (207) 872-3220 sabaker@colby.edu	Sally Baker is executive editor of Colby magazine and director of communications for the College. She came to Colby from Africa News Service in Durham, N.C., where she edited a biweekly journal of African affairs. She also is a manuscript reviewer for Heinemann Inc.'s African Writers Series and is a freelance writer and editor. She has worked at the San Francisco Examiner and is the co-author of Running Tide, the autobiography of Olympic gold medalist Joan Benoit Samuelson.
Stephen B. Collins '74 (207) 872-3549 sbcollin@colby.edu	Stephen, who graduated from Colby in 1974, is Colby's associate director of communications for media relations and a regular writer for Colby magazine. Prior to joining Colby's communications office in January 1993, Collins was a journalist who contributed to Maine newspapers, ran his own seasonal newspaper in the Belgrade Lakes region and produced publications for a variety of clients. As a freelancer he has written articles for publications that have included the Washington Post, the Boston Globe and the Christian Science Monitor. A Virginia native, Collins lives with his wife, Candace Hill, and their two sons in Oakland in a home he designed and built himself.
J. Kevin Cool (207) 872-3226 jkcool@colby.edu	Kevin is associate director of communications and managing editor of Colby. He began his career as a Capitol Hill press assistant and worked six years as a journalist before returning to his alma mater, Central College, to serve as director of communications. He joined Colby in 1994. Before he got old, he was a competitive amateur swimmer and a good-glove, no-hit centerfielder. He still can't hit the curveball, but he has published an essay or two.
Anestes G. Fotiades '89 (207) 872-3225 agfotiad@colby.edu	Anestes is the Assistant to the Dean of the College. He manages the college's web site and designs the web version of the magazine. Anestes writes the Nothing New column for Colby. He graduated from Colby College in the class of 1989 and is author of Colby College: A Venture of Faith, a pictorial history of Colby College.
Robert A. Gillespie (207) 872-3217 ragilles@colby.edu	College editor Bob has a B.A. from Cornell University and an M.A. and Ph.D from the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. He taught American literature and writing at Iowa, Lawrence University, Idaho State University, Unity College, and Colby College before joining Colby's Communications Department in 1986. His fiction and poems have appeared in several journals, and he is the author of a book of poems, The Man Chain.
Marc G. Glass (207) 872-3276 mgglass@colby.edu	Raised in North Chesterville, Maine, Marc graduated from Bates College in 1988 with a degree in English. The Bates connection notwithstanding, Marc is a valued and trusted member of the Colby magazine staff. Prior to becoming assistant director of communications in September 1995, Marc was a secondary-school English teacher and a free-lance photographer for Maine daily newspapers and college publications. In addition to writing about the arts and athletics at Colby, Marc is chief photographer for Colby magazine. Marc resides in Wilton with his wife Wendy, a 1989 graduate of Colby. They both enjoy hiking and skiing Maine's western mountains.
Karen S. Oh '93 (207) 872-3219 ksoh@colby.edu	my name is karen oh and i am a graphic designer at colby college. i have nine fish, three cats, two horses, and one boyfriend. i like to draw.
Brian D. Speer (207) 872-3218 bdspeer@colby.edu	Brian is one of many associate directors of communications and is occasionally director of making things look pretty. He went to Ohio University, earning a B.F.A. and dressing in black. When he was a child he liked to build those little plastic models and blow them up. Now, as an adult (at least when given credit for being one), he likes noisy music and randomly pointing in public.
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