Colby Magazine, spring 2003 | Alumni | Class Notes: 80s Newsmakers

	Long Reach Maine economic developers enlist far-flung alumni in effort to create new international business.

	Lasting Impression Astronaut David M. Brown, who died in the space shuttle Columbia, left his mark when he appeared at Colby.

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"[T]he battle is on for the soul" of long-time planning professional Daniel Gulizio '86, declared Newsday at year's end. In discussions on land use, both "smart growth" advocates and developers speak highly of the new planning, environment and development department commissioner for Brookhaven, Long Island's largest town. "He seems to have the ability to listen and be less swayed by the political whims than previous commissioners," said one civic leader. He likes "the visioning process."

Births: A daughter, Sophie Smith Wheeler, to Maura Smith '88 and Tim Wheeler.

Marriages: Todd Wallingford '88 to Jennifer Pupa in Northborough, Mass. * Kristen M. Sherman '89 to Tony Cervanti in Chapel Hill, N.C.

FEATURES:

Radioheads
When Lee L'Heureux '03 arrived at Colby, WMHB radio was in a funk.
He and a band of devotees have worked to make WMHB better than ever.

The Forgotten War
A half-century after a truce ended war on the Korean Peninsula,
Colby veterans remember the call to serve.

Colby, As They See It
Colby enlisted students, staff and faculty, and sent them out to
take photos of the Colby experience--and it's not what you might expect.

In Defense of Humanity
Martha Walsh '90 works on the ultimate human rights cases:
genocide trials at The Hague.