Fall 2007 Chronicle

Fall 2007

	Living the Hybrid Life Kirk Richardson B.S. '75 leads Keen Footwear in its sprint to success.
	Illuminating Memory A biochemistry-biophysics collaboration produces insights into the formation of long-term memory.
	Salmon Return to Tryon Creek Young salmon are spotted in Tryon Creek, near the law school.
A Diabetes Advocate Has Her Day Meet Clare Rosenfeld CAS '08, the spark behind U.N. World Diabetes Day.
Teaching in Translation The graduate school's ESOL program prepares teachers for the mixed-language classroom.

On Palatine Hill

College of Arts & Sciences

School of Law

International Environmental Law Project Goes to The Hague
Doctrine of Discovery in the Arctic

School of Education and Counseling

Hope in a Time of Violence

Campus

Alumni News

Albany Society Summer Barbecue
Upcoming Alumni Events
Alumni Board Elects Members

Supporting Lewis & Clark

Memorable Giving: Neil and Dorothy Farmer
Charitable Gifts From IRAs--Act Now!

Afterword

I Regret to Inform You That I Have Taken Ill
by Will Pritchard

Photo Finish

A Tree With Sole

About the Cover

President's Letter

Orange-and-Black as the New Green

Bookshelf

Faculty and Alumni books, plus A Man You Could Love, John Callahan's new novel.

Class Notes

1930s
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
Marriages
Births

In Memoriam

Alumni
Barbara Sheidler Bartholomew
Nancy Curran

Alumni Spotlights

Gwen Pacarro B.A. '76
Kat West J.D. '97
Legacy Family Reception
Andrew Dittmore B.A. '04

Letters From Readers