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• Derek Hough Returns to North Carolina in April
• 000,000 albums sold. Ten number one hits. One singular voice. The story of the legendary Neil Di…
• The Charlotte Cirque & Dance Center Presents The Wizard of Oz – Charlotte, NC
• ELF The Musical
• From the mind of Derek Hough, Symphony of Dance is the first-national tour for the performing dynamo…

We enjoy hearing from you and having the opportunity to share your stories with our fellow classmates. ❖ Mary Flynn (email Mary)

Derek Hough Returns to North Carolina in April

Hadestown's Lana Gordon Talks About Taking on Persephone Full-Time - Playbill

Hadestown's Lana Gordon Talks About Taking on Persephone Full-Time.

Posted: Sat, 12 Mar 2022 05:01:48 GMT [source]

Stephanie Bloom Avidon (email Stephanie)

000,000 albums sold. Ten number one hits. One singular voice. The story of the legendary Neil Di…

Lisa Dietrich Zimmerman, DVM ’85, is still working as a part-time veterinarian in Nassau, NY, where she grew up. She and her husband, Bill, DVM ’85, ski all over the U.S. and participate in masters ski racing for fun. They live on a 300-acre farm and walk on it every day. President Rhodes was an inspiration to her, and she loved his speeches. Her favorite memories are of polo houses and roommates Celeste Starr Frohm ’80, Julie Hansen ’80, PhD ’89, Hal Schott ’80, and Sue Seaman Knight.

The Charlotte Cirque & Dance Center Presents The Wizard of Oz – Charlotte, NC

Nancy Kollisch (Rancho Santa Fe, CA) is grateful that everyone in her family is doing well, and that she continues to walk and travel in her retirement. She fondly remembers having a great time at Cornell, despite, she claims, being a “nerd! ”—which actually may have been a good thing, she says, for it kept her out of trouble. Clearly, she worked hard and accomplished great things. I celebrated happily with Bridget Murphy ’70 our 75th birthdays in New York City last summer. Our presidents, Greg Baum and Robert Tallo, are asking everyone to consider being an officer for our next Reunion cycle—leading up to our 60th!

Frances is a contributor to several publications, including Today.com, Parents, Parade, and Shape, and has appeared on the “Today” show, the “Dr. Oz Show,” the “Rachael Ray Show,” “Good Morning America,” “Access Hollywood Live,” QVC, CNN, and more. She is a member of the James Beard Foundation and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Frances, her husband, and their three kids live north of Manhattan, in Dobbs Ferry, NY.

From the mind of Derek Hough, Symphony of Dance is the first-national tour for the performing dynamo…

Commemorative Lecture on campus focused on the importance of understanding and addressing systems of oppression and their impact on multiple identities, including race and gender. Kimberlé Crenshaw, professor of law at the UCLA School of Law and at Columbia Law School, spoke at the event, “The Urgency of Intersectional Justice,” on February 19 in Sage Chapel. Kimberlé is a pioneering scholar and writer on civil rights, critical race theory, Black feminist legal theory, race, racism, and the law. Her work has been foundational in critical race theory and in intersectionality, both terms she coined. She is also known for raising awareness about police violence against Black women through her work with the #SayHerName campaign.

A dinner in a nearby restaurant organized by our enthusiastic and energetic class president, Nancy Roistacher, was delicious, but more importantly lots of fun. For those of you in the Class of ’72 who may be interested in attending a future meeting, there is no need to be a class officer or in a leadership position to attend CALC—all Class of ’72 alumni are welcome. Paul Sung Bang Yang, ME ’95, enjoys spending time with his family and close friends, as well as visiting and reconnecting with places where he has spent time over his lifetime. He is working in virtual reality, augmented reality, metaverse, and education. He started a global leadership program and is working with real estate developers and making films. His favorite memories of Cornell are spending time with friends, enjoying a good meal, collaborating on projects, watching movies, enjoying the campus, and getting to know some of the professors.

Lorlei Boyd develops AI tools for Gray Decision Intelligence, a software company that provides platform evaluation software to colleges and universities. She first started at Gray DI as an analyst but quickly transitioned into a developer (she led the integration of generative AI into Gray’s interface). While grounded in critical thinking, she draws from her humanities background at Cornell to approach her work in shaping technology with a human element.

Arts & Entertainment Critics' Pick Winners: Best in the Nest 2022 - Queen City Nerve

Arts & Entertainment Critics' Pick Winners: Best in the Nest 2022.

Posted: Fri, 02 Dec 2022 08:00:00 GMT [source]

Her dear friend, classmate Beth Ames Swartz, had come to NYC for the opening of her new art series at a gallery in Manhattan. At a restaurant meal that followed for our classmates, Ruby and I sat next to one another. Our paths had never crossed on campus, but we soon were deep in conversation. She told me of her book Epidemiology of Women’s Health (2013), a more-than-500-page tome that explored the major health challenges and conditions specifically affecting women.

” ❖ Class of 2011 (email c/o Alexandra Bond ’12)

This acclaimed musical by singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell and director Rachel Chavkin is winner of 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical and the Grammy Award® for Best Musical Theater Album. It intertwines two mythic tales — that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of King Hades and Queen Persephone — as it invites you on an unforgettable journey to the underworld and back. Performed by a vibrant ensemble of actors, singers and dancers,  HADESTOWN asks audiences to imagine how the world could be.

On behalf of our class officers, we hope to see you at our 60th Reunion on Cornell’s campus on June 6–9, 2024. Update me by email, regular mail, our class website, or our class Facebook page. ❖ Bev Johns Lamont (email Bev)

Alumni Directory. Believe it or not, our 20th Reunion is only one year away—June 5–8, 2025—so be sure to mark your calendars! We have extra celebrating to do this time around, after our 15th Reunion was made virtual, so let’s make this one a weekend to remember.

Mark Stenzler has been recognized for the 35+ years that he has dedicated to putting the blues out there on the airwaves from his base in Bern, Switzerland. The Memphis-based Blues Foundation has named him as a recipient of the 2024 Keeping the Blues Alive Award. This lifetime achievement award was presented to him in January during the 2024 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. The event was hosted by Richard Marks ’67, MBA ’68, and wife Carol.