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Summer 2013

Cover Story

The College Connection

Alumni and students forge meaningful bonds across disciplines and generations.

By Alexis Tonti ’11 Arts

Summer 2013
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  • Scholars’ Academy and Hurricane Sandy
  • Alumni Reflections on Literature Humanities
  • Reunion and Dean’s Day 2013
  • Nikki Bourassa ’13’s Olympic Aspirations

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Class Day and Commencement 2013

The Class of 2013 joins the ranks of alumni.

By Alex Sachare ’71

Academic Awards and Prizes

The Academic Awards and Prizes Ceremony at which students are recognized for their academic achievements is a highlight of graduation week. 

Senior Snapshots

A look at the achievements and ambitions of eight members of the Class of 2013.

Vision Quest

Through decades of research, Dr. George Yancopoulos ’80 oversees numerous drug advances — including a breakthrough in one to treat eye disease.

By David McKay Wilson

Alumni Reunion Weekend and Dean’s Day 2013

Classmates reconnect on campus and throughout New York City.

By Lisa Palladino

Sand in His Shoes

 Nate Bliss ’05 played a key role in Coney Island’s comeback from Hurricane Sandy.

By Mary Jean Babic

Scholars in the Storm

Brian O’Connell ’89 helped the school he founded bounce back after the storm.

By Michael R. Shea ’10 Arts

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