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Alumni Society - Banner Year

Banner Year

Banner Year
by by Rose Schrott '14
Continuum - Blue Moon - Spring 2014

Blue Moon

Remembering the moment the Hill Toppers were born
by by Alexander Gelfand
(above) Rick Houpt ’81, Andy Zweig ’82, Greg Kisloff ’82, and Peter Frame ’82 belt out a few tunes.

Board Certified

Board Certified
by In January, Denison’s board of trustees welcomed two new members. Here’s a brief introduction to Douglas Mabie ’86 and Thomas Szykowny ’79, who now will serve as members of Denison’s governing body.
Where Are They Now - Cem Kozlu '69

Cem Kozlu ‘69

Cem Kozlu ‘69
by by Dan Morrell
Where Are They Now - Dan Berger '67

Dan Berger ‘67

Dan Berger ‘67
by by Linda Vaccariello
UnCommon Ground - From The Archives - Spring 2014

From The Archives

From The Archives
by by James Hale '78
UnCommon Ground - In Memory of David Hallman '14

In Memory of David Hallman ‘14

In Memory of David Hallman ‘14
Then & Now - Once Upon a Time - Spring 2014

Once Upon a Time…

Once Upon a Time…
In Memoriam: Sara Fritz '66

Sara Fritz ‘66, 1944-2013

While excelling in a field that required attentive listening, Sara Fritz certainly knew how to make herself hea…
by by Steve Nery '03
UnCommon Ground - Surviving Mauthausen

Surviving Mauthausen

When Professor Eva Revesz read a paper from one of her students detailing her interest in World War II, she immediately reached for the phone.
by by James Hale '78
Takin' It Slow

Takin’ It Slow

In Memoriam: Ted Barclay

Ted Barclay - 1930 - 2014

Former Coach and Associate Professor Emeritus of Physical Education
by by Maureen Harmon

Unscramble This

Unscramble This
by by Ryan Jones

When Work Takes Over

When Work Takes Over
by by Ryan Jones
Where Are They Now - Xerxes Unvala '09

Xerxes Unvala ‘09

Xerxes Unvala ‘09
by by James Hale '78
UnCommon Ground - You Could Always Join the Circus

You Could Always Join the Circus

You Could Always Join the Circus
by by Rachel Morrison '16

Who gets an English degree?

The importance of the liberal arts model, STEM, the humanities, and the career opportunities earning potential for liberal arts graduates.
via Columbus Business First
Alumni Society - Advice from the Expert - Fall 2013

Advice from the Expert: Talking Heads

Advice from the Expert: Talking Heads
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