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The husband-and-wife duo of Republican political
consultant Mary Matalin and Democratic advisor James Carville squared
off at the Palestra. |
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Children tried out the equipment in the Virtual
Reality Laboratory, one of several interactive demonstrations set
up for youngsters. |
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Student groups entertained audiences during
the popular Rochester Revue. |
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Comedian and talk show host Dennis Miller provided
his acerbic commentary on current events. |
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Classmates John Papachriston ’89, Karen
Eberly Beckman ’89, and Wayne France ’89, ’94S (MBA)
celebrated at the Class of 1989 dinner. |
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Linnette Aponte ’94 and Chereeze Hall
’94, ’95W (MS) catch up at luncheon honoring Columbia
University historian and political scientist Manning Marable. |
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Eugene Farley ’54M (MD) and other members
of the School of Medicine and Dentistry’s Class of 1954 reminisce
during the school’s alumni weekend last fall. As part of the
celebration, Alejandro Zaffaroni ’49M (PhD), ’72 (HNR),
a founder of the pharmaceutical company Alexza Molecular Delivery
Corporation, received the school’s Distinguished Alumni Award.
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To mark the beginning of work on the Loretta
C. Ford Education Wing, a $6.3 million expansion at the School of
Nursing, Trustee Robert Hurlbut, Trustee Chairman Robert Witmer Jr.
’59, President Jackson, Loretta Ford ’00 (HNR), founding
dean and namesake of the new wing, Nursing Dean Patricia Chiverton,
Medical Center CEO C. McCollister (Mac) Evarts ’57M (MD), ’64M
(Res), Trustee Roger Friedlander ’56, and Sean McEntee, president
of the Student Nurses Association, pose before the ceremonial groundbreaking. |
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The Eastman Philharmonia was one of the first
ensembles to take advantage of the newly renovated Eastman Theatre
stage, a $5 million effort that was unveiled a week before Eastman’s
alumni weekend last fall. The Philharmonia presented the world premiere
of Four Seascapes for Orchestra and Chorus, a work commissioned from
Pulitzer Prize–winning composer Dominick Argento ’58E
(PhD) (foreground) to mark the centennial of the Sibley Music Library. |
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