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Colby Reunion Weekend Begins Friday More than 1,500 Colby graduates from the 1920s to the 1990s will participate in the college's 2003 Reunion Weekend from Friday, June 6, through Sunday, June 8. Saturday, June 7, at 11 a.m. alumni will march in the parade of classes. The following reunion events on Saturday are open to the public free of charge:
2 p.m. James "Huey" Coleman '70 will show clips from and discuss the making of his feature-length documentary Wilderness and Spirit, A Mountain Called Katahdin. Room 105, Keyes Science Building. Traveling the World with Poetry. Poet Gary Lawless '73 has given poetry readings in Italy, Slovenia, Latvia, Lithuania and the United States. He is the author of Caribouddhism, In Ruins and other poetry collections. Room 105, Seeley G. Mudd Science Building. Writing Mysteries. Gerry Boyle '78, mystery novelist, editor of Colby magazine and former newspaper reporter, will discuss his forthcoming mystery novel, Pretty Dead, set on the Maine coast and in Boston. Room 14, Miller Library. Imagining the Past. Jane Brox '78, author of the nonfiction book Five Thousand Days Like This One, will discuss the challenges and surprises of using historical material as a focus for the personal essay. Room 5, Arey Life Sciences Building.
3 p.m. Soccer Rules for Fans and Family. Mark Serdjenian '73, Colby's varsity men's soccer coach for 27 years, has worked extensively with youth coaches and soccer programs at all levels. Room 5, Arey Life Sciences Building. Television Network News: A Second Education. Susan Gernert Adams '78 is a four-time Emmy Award-winning television producer who's traveled extensively for the past 20 years covering stories for ABC and NBC News. She will share her experience and insights into the changing world of the television news magazine. Room 1, F.W. Olin Science Center. Obesity as Epidemic: The Public Health Response. Barbara Leonard '83, director of the Division of Community Health, Maine Bureau of Health, will talk about the recent rapid increase in obesity throughout the country, as well as national and Maine activities to address this important public health issue. Room 14, Miller Library.
3-4:30 p.m. Friday night the Alumni Association will present awards. Susan Comeau '63 (Wellesley, Mass.) will receive the Ernest C. Marriner Distinguished Service Award. Joseph F. Boulos '68 (Falmouth, Maine) will receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award. Thomas P. LaVigne '58 (Worcester, Mass.), G. Arthur Brennan '68 (York, Maine), Robert E. Diamond Jr. '73 (London, England), Sally Lovegren Merchant '83 (Mount Desert, Maine) and William Violette (Waterville, Maine) will receive Colby Brick Awards. Beverly N. Madden '80 (Dover, Mass.) will receive the Edson V. Mitchell '75 Distinguished Service Award. For information on activities contact the Colby Alumni Relations Office at 207-872-3190 or visit the reunion Web site at www.colby.edu/alumni/reunion. |
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