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International Paper, the world's largest paper and forest products company, appointed Newland A. Lesko '67 to the position of executive vice president. Lesko, who will implement company-wide manufacturing initiatives and technology, has held several manufacturing and business assignments of increasing responsibility since joining the company fresh out of college in 1967 * Peter M. Rouse '68 prefers staying behind the scenes as chief of staff, close confidant and right-hand man to Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) but not so far behind that the National Journal couldn't draw him out for a profile in its June article "Senate Leadership."
Deaths: Catherine Meader '67, August 10, 2002, in Boston, Mass., at 57 * Robert Brassil Savage '68, June 1, 2001, in Virginia Beach, Va., at 55. |
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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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