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Peace Work
Elicia Carmichael '01 works to bridge divide between traditional foes
   

Alumni Briefs
   
 

 

ALUMNI PROFILES
Curtis Johnson '75
Knowing the Drill

Jean Minkel '80
Outside the Box

T.J. Tavares '99
Real Politik

Andrea Pomerance '02
Culture Crossing


Newsmakers &
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50sNEWSMAKERS

Upon hanging up his retinoscope after 48 years in optometry practice in Fort Fairfield, Maine, Dr. Robert S. George '50 was spotlighted in the local newspaper for "his character, integrity and compassion." Said the Fort Fairfield Review, "he was a man who cared about each person who entered his office" * "If every Sunday The New York Times . . . can present the flavor of an entire book in a single sentence," mused Massachusetts Superior Court Justice Allan van Gestel '57 in the Boston Bar Journal, "why is it that experienced lawyers cannot write a convincing brief in fewer than twenty pages?" The article, "Oral Advocacy at the Motion Stage: Some Thoughts from the Audience," counseled lawyers to be brief and creative in presenting the oral side of motions for summary judgment.

50sMILESTONES

Deaths: Richard Lyon Jr. '50, June 27, 2003, in Mount Vernon, Maine, at 74 * Barbara Ann Dean '53, May 6, 2002, in Doylestown, Pa., at 70 * Richard B. Ullman '54, May 20, 1998, in Boca Raton, Fla., at 66 * Geraldine St. Amand Emmons '57, July 12, 2002, in New York, at 68 * John P. Goolgasian Jr. '57, April 27, 2003, in Fredericksburg, Va., at 67.


 


FEATURES:

The Word on Posse
Colby is enrolling top students from New York City,
who arrive as Colby's Posse. Read all about them,
and the fast-growing Posse program.

Educated Travelers
Alumni Travel Programs, which include faculty experts
on countries and cultures, are more popular than ever.

The Great Mudpuppy Escape
The origin of unusually large salamanders in the
Belgrade Lakes? A Colby professor was the culprit.

Players
Paul L. Coffey '98 and Joshua Scharback '98 discovered
theater at Colby. They've never looked back.

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