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ALUMNI MAGAZINE
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D’Army Bailey got booted from one university for leading civil rights protests.
And then Clark came calling. lifea radical
ALSO INSIDE // David Angel maps the future // Green is the new Navy //Class Notes returns! FALL !"#"
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Prof. Karen Frey and doctoral students Christie Wood and Luke Trusel (below, with Frey) spent much of their summer aboard an icebreaker in the
waters o! Alaska’s northern shores to study the e!ects of climate change on the environment. Read about this and other “Clark-tic” research on page 13.
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FALL 2010IN THIS ISSUE
14COVER STORY:
A Radical LifeD’Army Bailey ’65 was booted from one university for leading civil rights protests. Then Clark came calling.
By Jim Keogh
22A League of Their OwnWorld War II raged, Glenn Miller was on the jukebox, and Clark’s first women athletes brought their ‘A’ game to campus
By Jim Keogh
28Greening the FleetAssistant Secretary of the Navy Jackalyne Pfannenstiel ’69 sails into uncharted energy waters
By Anne Gibson, Ph.D. ’95
34Mapping the Future Geographer, provost and now president, David Angel looks to redefine the liberal arts education at Clark
By John Kimelman ’79
FeaturesCONTRIBUTOR //
COVER ILLUSTRATION BY PAUL WEARING
!John Kimelman ’79, whose profile of Clark
President David Angel appears on page
34, calls himself a “willing victim” of the
school’s upgraded alumni outreach. In late June,
Karen Doherty from the Advancement Office
e-mailed Kimelman, who is executive editor of
Barrons.com, the website of the investment
publication, to ask him if he was interested in
profiling Angel for the alumni magazine.
“I quickly replied that I would be happy to do
it,” he says. “I was motivated partly out of guilt
because I hadn’t given more of myself to the
school over the decades.”
In mid-July, Kimelman interviewed Angel at
the Barron’s office in midtown Manhattan. “One
sort of expects a university president to be filled
with a bit of ego and bravado,” Kimelman says.
“I found David to be anything but that. He seemed
completely unpretentious and totally likable. It’s
clear that he’s an intellectual first and foremost
who sees his goal as president to execute on care-
fully considered ideas.”
Kimelman, who also holds a master’s in
journalism from Northwestern and an MBA from
Columbia, is a career journalist who specializes
in financial issues. He is married to Nancy Rose,
an entertainment lawyer, and is the father
of two girls, Coco, age 16, and Ella, age 5. He has
fond memories of Worcester’s collection of late-
night diners.
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FALL 2010
In This Issue
Executive EditorPaula David
Editor-in-ChiefJim Keogh
Design Red Ink Design
Editorial Sta! Jane Salerno, Angela Bazydlo, Anne Gibson, Ph.D. ’95, Melissa Ho!mann ’95, Kevin Anderson
Creative Services Manager Kay Hartnett
Vice President of Advancement and Alumni A!airs C. Andrew McGadney
Director of Alumni A!airs Aixa Kidd
Contributing Photographers Steven King, Tammy Woodard, M.A. ’98, Erika Sidor, Steve Jones, Sean Hennessy, Richard Orr, Champo Mapulanga ’13
Contributing Illustrators Cli! Alejandro, Paul Wearing, Alex Nabaum
Clark alumni magazine was printed on Opus Web manufactured by Sappi Fine Paper North America with FSC Chain of Custody Certification. Over 80 percent of the energy used to manufacture Opus Web comes from renewable sources and as a result Sappi has one of the lowest carbon footprints of north American coated paper suppliers.
Printed in USA by Dynagraf Inc. using 100 percent renewable electricity.
The Clark alumni magazine is printed twice a year, in the fall and spring, and is distributed to members of the Clark community, including alumni, parents and friends.
The magazine can be viewed online at: www.clarku.edu/clarkmagazine
Address correspondence to:[email protected]
or mail to:Jim KeoghClark UniversityMarketing and Communications Department950 Main St.Worcester, MA 01610
Letters to the editor are welcome.
08Red SquareLights! Camera! Proposal! ... Under the Midnight Sun ... Second-hand Chic
39Name DroppingSo he’s the reason there’s no football at Clark
40SportsThe Terrific 10: Athletes to watch this year
Departments
44Alumni NewsFayaz Taher, M.A. IDSC ’09 is powering his corner of the world ... one cow at a time
48Class Notes/ In MemoriamBirths, deaths, and all of life in between as experienced by Clarkies
63Their Other LivesChemistry Prof. Mark Turnbull’s 45,000-volume hobby
64I WitnessDr. Mark Pearlmutter ’80 recounts his fight to save lives in Haiti
PRESIDENT’SMESSAGE
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JIM KEOGHEditor in Chief
// Please e-mail me at [email protected] with your comments, suggestions, letters to the editor and, most importantly, your story ideas. All are welcome.
THE WORLD NEEDS CLARK UNIVERSITY. CLARK STUDENTS ARE THE NEXT GENERATION of contributing citizens committed to creating positive changein the world. Go to www.clarku.edu/worldchanger to learnmore about my summer in the charred forests of Colorado where I researched how disturbances such as fi re, windstorms and beetles, and how the forest regenerates, will have a huge impact on future ecosystems.
Your gift of any size matters to Clark students. WANT TO INVEST IN A WORLD-CHANGER? Give to The Clark Fund today.
MAKING AN IMPACT.IT’S WHAT WE DO AT CLARK.
1-888-CLRK-FND 1-888-257-5363 www.clarku.edu/clarkgift
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Carolyn Matthews ’10Major: Environmental Science
INVEST IN A WORLD-CHANGER.
THE WORLD NEEDS CLARK UNIVERSITY. CLARK STUDENTS ARE THE NEXT GENERATION of contributing citizens committed to creating positive changein the world. Go to www.clarku.edu/worldchanger to learnmore about my summer in the charred forests of Colorado where I researched how disturbances such as fi re, windstorms and beetles, and how the forest regenerates, will have a huge impact on future ecosystems.
Your gift of any size matters to Clark students. WANT TO INVEST IN A WORLD-CHANGER? Give to The Clark Fund today.
MAKING AN IMPACT.IT’S WHAT WE DO AT CLARK.
1-888-CLRK-FND 1-888-257-5363 www.clarku.edu/clarkgift
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Carolyn Matthews ’10Major: Environmental Science
INVEST IN A WORLD-CHANGER.
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PASSION WITH A PURPOSE
PAULA DAVIDVice President of Marketing and Communications
Marketing initiatives spread the Clark story
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!THE CLARK COMMUNITY is justly proud of the world-changing and
newsworthy activities of its members, who regularly are featured or
mentioned in news reports around the world.
Try googling Clark sometime. Better yet, and to save yourself lots of time, visit
Clark’s News & Media Relations website and click on “Clark in the News” for
an online archive with summaries and links to complete articles. The site can
be found at http://news.clarku.edu/news.
Here are just a few recent examples of faculty and alumni in the news:
From the Psychology Department: JAMES CÓRDOVA appeared live on
CNN and also was a guest on “The Rachael Ray Show” to discuss his “The
Marriage Checkup” book and relationship research. ABBIE GOLDBERG’S
research and book, “Lesbian and Gay Parents and Their Children” garnered
extensive coverage and was the foundation for a New York Times Magazine
feature “What Gay Parenting Teaches Us All.” Of great interest to the Boomer
audience were articles referencing JEFFREY JENSEN ARNETT’S research
on emerging adulthood, including a New York Times Magazine feature "What Is
It About 20-Somethings?" and an appearance on the Today show.
Graduate School of Management professor of industrial relations GARY
CHAISON is often heard discussing labor-management issues on public
radio’s Marketplace, or quoted in The Atlantic feature “Who’s the Boss?”, Wall
Street Journal and other major dailies.
An Associated Press article about the new psychology of genocide program
at the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies ran in hundreds of
news outlets, featuring comments by Center Director DEBÓRAH DWORK,
who was interviewed on several topics by CBS Radio, Smithsonian Magazine,
the Washington Post, New York Times and others.
Historian TANER AKÇAM was interviewed by CNN, BBC World News, "The
Bob Edwards Show" on Sirius Satellite radio, Chicago Public Radio, The Times
of London, and more as he passionately advocated for recognition of the
Armenian Genocide.
Mosakowski Institute Director JAMES GOMES talked about “Politics in the
Age of Obama” on "The White House Chronicle." Reporters sought Gomes’
insights on the Massachusetts Senate race for articles in The Washington Times,
Politico, Reuters, The Hill, Bloomberg News, and The Wall Street Journal.
Political Science Professor MARK MILLER spoke to CNN and other media
about the Kagan nomination to the Supreme Court.
MARLENE MCMANUS ’10 talked to the Associated Press about how “Image-
conscious youth rein in social networking.” The article was carried by ABC News,
Forbes, the San Francisco Chronicle, Washington Post and other major media.
Clark Newsmakers
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N O DOUBT, Ali Fedotowsky learned a lot about relation-ships at Clark before she graduated summa cum laude with a 4.1 GPA and a bachelor’s degree in psychology back in 2006. One could say she’s logged enough hours these days to earn both her master’s degree and a Ph.D. in the subject, having spent much of the last year in the middle of relationship dramas — real or exaggerated — on ABC’s “!e Bachelor: On the Wings of Love” and as the star of “!e Bachelorette.”
On Aug. 2, millions watched as the 25-year-old Williamstown, Mass. native chose Roberto Martinez, a 26-year-old insurance agent from South Carolina over the favored 33-year-old landscaper Chris Lambton from Cape Cod. Martinez asked Ali for her hand in marriage at a romantic spot in Tahiti after meeting her family and approaching her father for his blessing. In a series “"rst,” Ali broke the bad news to Chris the day before the proposal and spared him the embarrassment of being rejected on the last day of "lming.
!e former Facebook executive claims she’d never believed in love at "rst sight. “Now I absolutely do,” she said on the show. She was smitten with Martinez early in the program, and viewers sensed an immediate, undeniable chemistry between the two.
Of course, she had to be sure, which meant enduring a long series of dates on scooters, horseback, in helicopters and on sandy beaches with her other suitors. And for someone who didn’t claim to be a “fancy girl,” every week she got to dress up like Cinderella
and travel to exotic places around the globe including Iceland, Turkey and Portugal.
And with her brush with fame came the inevitable scrutiny — much of it unwelcome. Fedotowsky appeared on the cover of practically every supermarket tabloid, and has been judged alongside all the A-listers on her weight, her fashion sense and her whereabouts.
Will there be a wedding? Who knows? !e track record for the long-term romantic success of reality TV couples is hardly stellar. As we went to press, Ali and Roberto reportedly were renting an apartment in San Diego and enjoying each other’s company, something they weren’t able to do publicly before the show’s "nale.
As they are wont to do, Clarkies on Facebook weighed in on Fedotowsky’s quest for love, with some pulling for her to make the right choice and others expressing dismay with her participation in what they deemed a shallow pursuit.
Perhaps one contributor best summed it up:“It is just a show, not really reality.”
Lights! Camera! ... Proposal!
Ali Fedotowsky ’06 spoke to Clark students and faculty on Sept. 7 in Tilton Hall. Her fiance, Roberto Martinez, accompanied her.
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“ Slow down, you move too fast/You’ve got to make the morning last.”
!Few of us would heed the well-meaning advice of Simon and Garfunkel, not when our ringing cell phone pleads for atten-tion, our e-mail in-box is overflowing, and the urge to fire o" one more tweet is all-consuming. In fact, many of us would
argue that giving up, or even cutting back, on our wired ways isn’t a choice anymore.
The Di#cult Dialogues Fall 2010 Symposium, “Slowing in a Wired World,” may disabuse you of that notion. The symposium, which kicked o" in early September, features lectures, discussions and exhibits on top-ics ranging from the slow-food movement to the e"ect of the Internet on the human brain, all to illustrate the benefits of tapping the brakes once in a while on our high-speed life journeys.
On Oct. 5, the Clark community is being invited to observe a Day of Slowing — a campus-wide voluntary fast from technology that encourag-es everyone to try and refrain from using the Internet, e-mail, cellphones, iPods, iPads, and MP3 players.
We’ll try. But we must confess, our initial reaction is ... OMG! (Saying the actual words takes too long.)
For more information on “Slowing in a Wired World” visit www.clarku.edu/di#cultdialogues.
Easing back on life’s throttle
Animal Attraction
!Twenty distinguished animal-studies
scholars from around the world
came to Clark this summer to share
individual research focusing on such
diverse topics as the human-animal dynamic,
animal welfare and policy and the ethics of
cloning extinct species.
The University hosted the Animals and
Society Institute’s 2010 Human-Animal
Studies Fellowship Conference, May 24 to
July 1. This was the fourth year of the program
and the first time Clark played host, led by
Graduate School of Geography Professor Jody
Emel. Susan McHugh, a professor of English
at the University of New England, was the
adjunct host.
Emel, who presented a talk on “Fighting Meat
Sovereignty,” formally welcomed participants,
along with Kenneth Shapiro, ASI executive
director. Emel is co-editor of the oft-cited
book “Animal Geographies: Place, Politics and
Identity in the Nature-Culture Borderlands.”
The ASI Human-Animal Studies Fellowship
program is supported by the Animal Welfare
Trust, the American Anti-Vivisection Society
and Best Friends Animal Society.
The Animals and Society Institute is a non-
profit, independent research and educational
organization that advances the status of
animals in public policy, and promotes the study
of human-animal relationships.
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!A new school for young women was dedicated
this year in southeastern Sudan and it bears the
name of two individuals, one a Clark University
alumnus, who were shot and killed by Sudanese
gunmen in Khartoum in 2008.
The Granville-Abbas Girls’ Secondary School was dedicated
on International Women’s Day, March 8, in the town of Kurmuk,
Blue Nile State. It was named in honor of Clark alumnus John
Granville and Abdelrahman Abbas Rahama. Granville and Abbas
were working for the U.S. Agency for International Development
on a program to bring radios to the population of South Sudan.!
At Clark, Granville received a master’s degree in Interna-
tional Development and Social Change (IDSC) in 2004. He had
previously served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Cameroon and
spent years in Sudan helping to implement a peace agreement
between Sudan’s north and south that ended more than two
decades of civil war.
Clark University IDSC alumni – peers and friends of Granville –
Carrie Conway and Inez Andrews collaborated through their respec-
tive agencies to have the name of their Clark colleague attached
to the new school. William Fisher, director of Clark’s International
Development, Community & Environment (IDCE) department;
Conway, IDSC alum Ka Vang ’04, and former IDCE staffer Laura Kaub
attended the formal opening and dedication.
The Granville-Abbas School’s mission is “to increase Sudan’s
capacity to provide quality primary and secondary education,
especially for girls, who have lower literacy and lower rates of
school attendance than boys.”
Before his death, Granville was collaborating with Clark University
to bring Clark graduate students to southern Sudan to work with
him on geographic information systems taught as part of the IDSC
master’s program.
“By honoring John we honor all of our alumni who put themselves
at risk as they work toward making this a better world,” Fisher said.
John Granville’s legacy thrives in Sudan
Past and Present with Paul RoppTake advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see China with Paul Ropp, Clark’s longtime
professor of Chinese history, as your guide on this special trip, May 10-22, 2011. Learn about
the diversity of China’s regional cultures, from the metropolitan and modern to the rural and
historical. You’ll traverse ancient ruins, royal palaces, cultural treasures and natural wonders,
discovering Beijing, Xian, Hangzhou (the beautiful West Lake), the stunning Huangshan (Yellow
Mountain), and Shanghai. You will also see major monuments of the past such as the Great Wall, the
Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, and the Terra Cotta Warrior Museum near
Xian. Visit art galleries, museums and some of the modern architectural marvels of Beijing and
Shanghai. Rest your head at four-star hotels and reinvigorate each day as you explore the glories of
China’s past and its sometimes turbulent but energetic economic boom of today.
For details, visit worcesterart.org/Education.
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A BITTER PILL FOR CLARK
!e 50-year anniversary of the birth-control pill attracted worldwide press, including a cover story in Time magazine that o"ered a comprehensive history of the Pill, with one glaring omission: no mention of Clark University.
Even Wikipedia fails to note the Clark tenure of Dr. Gregory Pincus, the intellectual engine behind the creation of the Pill. Instead, the online reference guide notes Pincus’ earlier stint as a Harvard professor, then skips directly to his role in forming the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, where the Pill was further researched, re#ned and, ultimately, introduced. !e intervening seven years in which he served as a professor and endocrinologist at Clark are ignored.
Oh, the disrespect.In his 2005 book “Changing the World: Clark University’s Pioneering People, 1887-2000,” former
Clark President Richard Traina recounts that Pincus was recruited to the school in 1938 by former Harvard classmate Hudson Hoagland, chair of Clark’s Biology Department, after Pincus fell
into disfavor at Harvard for his controver-sial genetics experiments on rabbits that “began to rock the world of biology, scienti#cally and philosophically.”
Pincus was no shrinking violet at Clark, where, as Traina notes, “his research on female sex hormone bio-genesis and metabolism helped prepare him for the ultimate work on the birth- control pill.”
!e famed scientist and his boss eventually abandoned academia, for a perfect storm of reasons. Traina writes: “In 1945, fed up with university politics, petty jealousies, undergraduate teaching, strained relations with other biologists on the regular faculty, President [Wallace] Atwood’s attitudes, and the ‘inertia of academic life,’ Hoagland and Pincus left Clark to start the Worcester
Foundation of Experimental Biology in Shrewsbury.$With little backing, the two scientists scraped to keep the foundation a%oat in its early days —
they performed their own janitorial duties, Pincus did most of the animal care-taking and Hoagland mowed the lawn.
!e duo eventually attracted the #nancial support of wealthy philanthropist Katharine McCormick, and with the added research prowess of Dr. Min Chueh Chang developed the #nal version of the Pill, which was released to the public in 1960.
It’s a great story about the genesis of a social revolution. And, yes, despite what you’ve read, or didn’t read, Clark played a supporting part in that narrative. Now, it’s time to work on that Wikipedia entry.
SOPHIE’S VOICE //
In October 2009, Sophie Freud took
the stage at Atwood Hall to talk about
her famous grandfather, Sigmund
Freud, and help celebrate the 100-year
anniversary of his historic lectures at
Clark. The professor emeritus of social
work at Simmons College offered
personal recollections of the
renowned psychologist and about
living in a “dysfunctional family” with
“all the conflicts and sorrows that
most families deal with.” She also told
of the years spent evading, and then
fleeing, Nazi occupation during World
War II. “I lost the belief relatively early
in life that we have rational control over
our lives,” she told the rapt audience.
‘PRECIOUS’ MOMENT //
On Feb. 22, 2010, a mere two weeks
before the Motion Picture Academy of
Arts and Sciences awarded a pair of
Oscars to the film “Precious” (for best
supporting actress and best adapted
screenplay), Sapphire, author of the
novel “Push” upon which the film
is based, spoke at Clark. In a candid
presentation that was part of the
University’s celebration of Black
History Month, Sapphire discussed
the horrific circumstances marking the
life of her book’s heroine and the lives
of many real-life girls struggling with
issues of race, poverty and abuse.
The writer also marveled at the
vagaries of fame. The movie has
“put me out there in a way I had not
anticipated, or wanted,” she said.
“My life was all right. It has put me in
the limelight again.”
FROM THE PODIUM
Dr. Gregory Pincus in his Clark o!ce.
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!Generations of Clarkies remember the unassum-ing storefront across Main Street as the home of Monahan Pharmacy
and, later, Byram Healthcare. But the shelves of cough medicine, antacids and toiletries are long gone from the neighborhood !xture, replaced by displays of gently used clothing, solid if slightly nicked fur-niture, and pre-owned house wares — the kind of stu" you might !nd in a typical student apartment or dorm room.
#at’s the idea behind the Clark Community #rift Store, the brain-child of Alexa Lightner ’11 and Rachel Gerber ’11, whose goal is to operate a business that promotes sustainability and a"ordability, not to mention time-less fashion sense. #e store, which opened Aug. 22, o"ers inexpensive college essentials — from sweatshirts to desk lamps — as well as its share of non-essentials for those whose sartorial tastes range toward the pink boas, black fedoras and ru$ed dresses that look like they were snatched o" actors during a production of “Guys and Dolls” (yes, the store does boast a “Costumes” department).
Lightner and Gerber hatched the idea for the thrift store as the capstone project of an entrepreneurship class they shared. #ey earned $3,000 in seed money by submitting the winning proposal in the U-Reka Big Idea Contest sponsored by Clark’s Innovation & Entrepreneurship program, and their business plan got the blessing from the administration. #e Univer-
sity owns the building, and is allowing the students to use it rent-free.
Any pro!t the store makes will be donated to the Clark University Sustainability
Initiative. Lightner and Gerber seized on the altruistic tendencies of friends and classmates, who helped them clear out old furniture, paint shelves and sort through thou-sands of items in preparation for
the opening. #e two used the “dump and
run” method of collecting items — putting bins in dorms where students
could conveniently deposit their donations. Faculty, Clark sta"ers and alumni have stopped by to drop o" unwanted items as well. “So many people throw so much away during the year,” Lightner says. “A lot of value is lost.”
#e students have aggressively promoted the store through word of mouth and social media. While their main target is students (there are no children’s clothes, for instance), the public is more than welcome to stop by and troll for second-hand treasures.
“We’re learning the art of starting our own business. A lot of people are watching us, so we’d better not slack o",” Lightner laughs. “But we won’t.”
#e Clark Community #rift Store hours of operation tentatively are Wednesday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; Friday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. For more information visit clarkthriftstore.webs.com, e-mail [email protected], or call 508-751-5946.
Second-hand Chic
ARNOLD YODICE, recalling the evening of September 24, 2009, when he su"ered a near-fatal heart attack on campus and was revived by Clark’s student EMS squad. The team was honored with the Red Cross Heroes Award.
I was dead for a minute and all of a sudden, bam, boom, I was back. They were smart kids, very smart kids.
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Ain’t it tweetClark University was recently named to CollegeSur!ng.com’s list of 50 Social Media Innovators in Higher Education, earning a bronze medal in the “Web 2.0 College Olympics.” Clark landed 41st among the 50 schools that CollegeSur!ng said “captivated us with their social media savvy.”
"e online a#liate of the College Bound Network writes: “Clark tweets a healthy mix of school news (including lineups for [Cinema 320 at Clark] that shows acclaimed foreign and independent !lms) and intriguing topics like this one: Quarter-life crisis isn’t all turmoil, says Clark prof/author who coined the term ‘emerging adulthood’. You can also !nd Clark on YouTube and Facebook.”
Also appearing on the bronze winners list were Harvard, LSU and Vanderbilt among others. For a complete list, visit CollegeSur!ng.com.
NASA ICESCAPE missionGraduate School of Geography assistant professor Karen Frey and doctoral students Christie Wood and Luke Trusel spent much of June and July studying ice in the waters off Alaska’s northern shores with NASA’s ICESCAPE (Impacts of Climate change on the Eco-Systems and Chemistry of the Arctic Pacific Envi-ronment) mission.
Frey leads a NASA project titled “Impacts of Sea Ice Decline and River Discharge Shifts on Biological Productivi-ty in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas.”! Her research is based aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy icebreaker for 2010 and September 2011. In 2012, the scientists will join others aboard a Chinese ice-breaker.
The Foster/Baker LabThis team of students, professors, and research fellows is dedicated to the study of the three-spine stickleback, a fish whose origins predate the last ice age. Based in the Foster/Baker Lab in Clark’s Biology Department, the group conducts field research in British Columbia and Alaska, focusing on the evolu-tion of stickleback behavior and growth.
Students also maintain the lab’s famous Stickleblog of fun and informative online dispatches from the field.
Susan Foster, professor and Warren Litsky Endowed Chair in Biology, and John Baker, asso-ciate research professor and Research Fellow at Clark’s!George Perkins Marsh Institute, are the lab’s principal investigators.
The 2010 field team in British Columbia included Dianne Suggs and Justin Golub, both Ph.D. students, and Josh Bruckner, Lily Hughes and Shannon O’Neil,
all Class of 2011. In Alaska were Bruckner, Colin Rut-ner ’13, Alicia Barlow ’10, Miguel Reyes (Ph.D.) and post-doctoral research fellow Daniella Swanton. Un-dergraduates Gabriel Kaknes ’11 and Audrey Seiz ’13 assisted at Clark while others went to the field sites.
The Polaris Project: Rising Stars in the ArcticTwo undergraduates traveled to Siberia with an inter-
national team of scientists for a four-week field course, part of the Polaris Project: Rising Stars in the Arctic, which is developing future leaders in arctic research, education and climate-change awareness.
Clark fifth-year master’s student Blaize Denfeld and Cassandra Volatile-Wood ’12 were among only 14 students in the world to earn slots for the 2010 Polaris Project field course, now in its third
year. Clark has participated since the first of these expeditions to the Northeast Science Station above the Arctic Circle, an area described as one of the most remote and beautiful on the planet.
The Polaris Project is led by top scientists in Arctic Systems, including Professor Frey, who has been a primary investigator on the project since its inception in 2008.
But wait ... there’s more! Two Polaris Project “alums” are continuing in the field. Claire Griffin ’10 is working toward her Ph.D. in Arctic river biogeo-chemistry at the University of Texas, Marine Science Institute, and Boyd Zapatka ’10 also spent the summer working for the U.S. Geological Survey on an Arctic Long-Term Research project in northern Alaska.
You can learn more about each of these scientific projects and read lively and colorful dispatches from the field by visiting the websites listed in the box above.
Under the Midnight Sun
S everal Clark researchers found themselves swimming in Siberia, admiring a June snowfall in Alaska, and sampling ice cores beside an icebreaker — with armed escorts spotting for polar bears — as they embarked on a variety of scientific expeditions during the summer of 2010. Call it Clark-tic research.
Here’s a breakdown of their projects:
NASA ICESCAPE mission www.espo.nasa.gov/icescape/
The Foster/Baker Lab (Check out the “Stickleblog”)www.clarku.edu/departments/biology/fosterbaker
The Polaris Project: Rising Stars in the Arctic thepolarisproject.org
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D’Army Bailey at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis. Behind him is the bus on which Rosa Parks refused to relinquish her seat in 1955, sparking the Montgomery, Ala. bus boycott, a key event in the civil rights movement.
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leading civil rights protests. And then Clark came calling.
BY JIM KEOGH
PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVE JONES
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spring of 1963 he called the Black Muslim leader with an offer
to speak at Clark. No secretaries, no middlemen, just Malcolm
on the other end of the line.
This was no minor request. Malcolm X and his “by any
means necessary” philosophy toward achieving racial equality
had unsettled much of America, white and black. But Bailey
embraced the notion of bringing a healthy dose of controversy
to campus and shaking up the status quo in the process.
Not everyone was enamored with the idea of Malcolm X
speaking on campus. Members of the Worcester Student
Movement board of advisers objected, with the chairman
threatening to resign if Bailey didn’t
cancel the speech. The board insisted
that rather than give Malcolm X his
own forum, he instead debate a civil
rights leader proposing peaceful resis-
tance.
Malcolm was intrigued by the sug-
gestion, though he insisted he would
only participate if his opponent was
Martin Luther King.
King’s people declined the offer, but
Malcolm agreed to speak anyway.
Bailey calmed the board by pledging to
bring in a more palatable speaker at a
later date.
During a recent interview on the Clark
campus, Bailey pointed to two trees
where he’d hung a banner announcing
Malcolm X’s impending arrival. One night the banner was torn
down. Bailey got a tip that some students had removed it and
carried it to their apartment. He and some friends confronted
the students, advising them to turn over the banner or there
would be trouble. It was returned, and re-hung.
On April 11, Bailey ushered Malcolm X to appointments with
the Worcester Telegram editorial board and a radio interview.
“He savored the experience,” Bailey recalls. “He was like a
cat preying on a mouse. The editors thought they could trap
him, but Malcolm was so self-confident in his beliefs. He
wasn’t mad, wasn’t hostile, he was just firm with what he
was saying. He could smile sitting at that table.”
The crush of people in Atwood Hall that evening seemed
to shrink the room — there were students and members
of the public, a strong representation of black audience
members who’d traveled from as far as New Haven, Black
Muslims selling copies of the newspaper Muhammad Speaks,
and security guards and police officers patrolling in response
to threats of violent retaliation against the Muslims.
“It was an electric atmosphere,” Bailey remembers. “Malcolm
was energized by this young, receptive audience. It doesn’t
mean that they believed what he
believed in, but they were fascinated to
have this man here to talk to us … and
he wore them out. He was incisive, he
was unforgiving, he didn’t back down.”
Clearly. In his closing statements, as
Bailey records them in his memoir “The
Education of a Black Radical”, Malcolm
X threw down the gauntlet:
“The time is up for the oppressor,
the end of time has come for whitism
and colonialism. The white man is on
the way out. … We have reached the
stage where we no longer think you are
capable of treating us right. You do not
have it in your hearts. We are turning
to God.”
Malcolm later attended a reception in
a student lounge, where he quietly answered the students’
questions. In this intimate setting, Bailey was struck by the
man’s controlled demeanor so soon after issuing his fiery
pronouncements from the Atwood Hall stage.
The evening concluded at Bailey’s apartment, where he and
Malcolm X chatted about the day’s events.
“At about midnight, he charged me $75 for his expenses
and I paid him,” Bailey recalls. “And then he disappeared into
the night and back out of Worcester.”
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!PAT BRISSETTE AND MEG LINES, both Class of 1968, were attending
a celebration of Clark athletics at the Dolan Field House three years ago, when
Brissette noticed something amiss. The wall display that offered a retrospec-
tive of Clark sports made no mention of the Women’s Athletic Association,
which thrived at Clark in the pre-Title IX days. In fact, all of women’s sports
prior to the 1970s appeared to have fallen into a black hole.
Word of the snub found its way to Elyse Darefsky ’79. Darefsky had been a three-sport
athlete at Clark (softball, volleyball, basketball) and had coached volleyball for seven years,
and despite her deep involvement in Clark athletics even she had never heard of the
Women’s Athletic Association.
Eventually, Darefsky, Brissette, Lines, Donni Rodman ’69 and Athletic Director Linda
Moulton got together and decided the time had come to honor the pioneers of Clark
women’s athletics, who began arriving on campus in 1942, the year female undergraduates
were first admitted.
Last summer, Darefsky and team hit the Clark archives, poring through old issues of The
Scarlet, yearbooks and journals to research the WAA and women’s sports. Information was
scarce at best.
“There was only a shoebox full of documentation — so
much history had just disappeared,” Brissette says.
To gather first-person histories, the crew sent out letters
of inquiry through the Alumni Office to all women who had
graduated from 1946 through 1976 (as well as some who
had graduated earlier because they’d transferred from other
colleges and were on accelerated academic schedules). The
response was almost immediate, with the forgotten days of women’s sports being recalled
in phone calls, e-mails and handwritten notes.
“What we were really doing was learning about the life of women at Clark,” Brissette says.
Women’s sports thrived during the 1940s under the leadership of M. Hazel Hughes, Clark’s
legendary dean of women. But as men began returning from the war, support faltered. In
1952 women’s varsity sports were halted and turned into “club” sports — typical of the
post-war trend in which men again dominated college athletics and schools began dropping
women’s programs, Darefsky notes.
“There were women who felt they’d only been allowed to play at the varsity level
temporarily until the men came back,” she says.
Varsity sports for women were reinstated in the early ’70s, beginning with basketball
in 1972.
Several initiatives are afoot to honor Clark’s women athletes. A fund is being set up in
memory of Hazel Hughes, and the Patricia Hassett Fund will benefit the women’s athletic
program at Clark. The “captains’ boards” in the Kneller Center and Dolan Field House, which
list the captains of the athletic teams through the years, will be updated. The names of the
women captains from 1942 to 1952, as well as a list of the Women’s Athletic Association
officers from 1953 to 1970, will be added at each site. – Jim Keogh
Stories and memorabilia about Clark women’s athletics from the 1940s, 1950s and
1960s are still being sought. Contact the Alumni Affairs office at 800-793-6246, by
e-mail at [email protected], or mail items to Clark University, Alumni Affairs, 950
Main St., Worcester, MA 01610.
A video featuring interviews with some of the University’s first women athletes
can be viewed at: www.clark.edu/womeninsports
GETTING THEIR DUE
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greening the fleet
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Jackalyne Pfannenstiel ’69 sails into uncharted energy waters
BY ANNE GIBSON, Ph.D. ’95 PHOTOGRAPHY BY KATHLEEN DOOHER
!A swath of green grass greets me as I emerge from the
Washington, D.C. Metro. Thanks to a local friend who
had clarified the difference between the Pentagon City
Metro stop (a shopping mall) and the Pentagon stop, I’ve
managed to arrive at my destination on time and
without getting lost.
I follow several people proceeding in the direction of the nation’s
defense headquarters, to where an awning extends from a kiosk,
and join the “official business” line. In just a few minutes I enter
the approximately 12-by-12-foot kiosk for the required security
check. Presenting two IDs, I explain that I have an appointment
with Jackalyne Pfannenstiel ’69, the Navy’s recently appointed
Assistant Secretary for Energy, Installations and Environment. I
empty the metallic objects on my person into a tray, and submit it, my
shoulder bag, and myself for screening. (Unlike at the airport, I do
not need to remove my shoes.)
I had been instructed, after clearing security, to phone
Pfannenstiel’s office for an escort. Presently, a young man dressed
in the Navy’s khaki uniform appears and introduces himself as
Lieutenant Commander Jessie Santiago, USN. Entering the
Pentagon, he escorts me past the random screening area to
another checkpoint where, after being directed to stare into an
electronic device, I receive an identity badge.
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NAVY ENERGY TARGETS
// By 2020, half of the Navy’s total energy consumption, ashore and afloat, will
come from alternative sources.
// By 2020, the Navy will make half of its installations net-zero energy consumers,
using solar, wind, ocean, and geothermal power generated on base.
// By 2016, the Navy will sail the Great Green Fleet, a carrier strike group composed
of nuclear ships, hybrid electric ships running on biofuel, and aircraft flying on
biofuel.
// By 2015, the Navy will cut in half the amount of petroleum used in its commercial
vehicle fleet through phased adoption of hybrid, electric, and flex fuel vehicles.
// The Navy and Marine Corps will change the way contracts are awarded to hold
industry contractually accountable for meeting energy efficiency targets.
Source:
www.navy.mil/navydata/people/secnav/Mabus/Message/Energy%20Message%20ALNAV.pdf
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NAVY BY THE NUMBERS
Navy and Marine Corps
4.4 million acres
72,500 buildings
286 ships in battle fleet
3,800 aircraft
50,000 non-combat vehicles
The federal government accounts for 2 percent of the nation’s energy use, with the Dept. of Defense consuming 90 percent of that. The Navy consumes about a third of all military-related energy.
Source: Remarks by Navy Secretary Raymond Mabus at Center for Naval Analysis
Earth Day Luncheon, April 29, 2010
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MAPPING THE FUTURE > Geographer, provost and now president, David Angel looks to redefine the liberal arts education at Clark BY JOHN KIMELMAN ’79
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SNAPSHOT OF CLARK’S NEW PRESIDENT
Name: David Philip Angel
Age: 52
Hometown: London, U.K.
Education: Bachelor’s in geography, Cambridge University; master’s and Ph.D. in geography, UCLA
Favorite sports teams: Chelsea F.C., the west London soccer club; the Boston Red Sox
Favorite music: “I’m afraid I grew up on the Rolling Stones and never left.”
Best book read this year: Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson, an account of one man’s mission to promote peace and alleviate poverty by building schools for girls in Pakistan.
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THE NEWEST CLARKIE SETTLES IN OCELYNE BAUDUY GREW UP IN HAITI, once lived with a
Maroon tribal community in French Guiana, taught English to high-school
kids in Cambridge and managed a multi-year study of homelessness in
Worcester.
She speaks four languages, manages a social-services website, and
with her husband David Angel has raised two sons.
That’s a pretty intriguing resume at every level — academic,
professional and personal.
Now, Clark University beckons.
As the wife of Clark’s ninth president, Bauduy will be a visible presence
on campus and in the community for years to come, but she’ll take some
time to gauge where her talents and interests are best applied.
“I’ll get acquainted with what’s going on and see what’s a good fit for
me and how I can be of help,” she says.
Bauduy moved with her family from Haiti to the United States in the
1960s to escape the brutal Duvalier regime. Her father, a lawyer, was
not particularly political, but he was outspoken, which left the family
vulnerable in an unstable, sometimes volatile, environment. Her
mother’s family had already suffered at the hands of the government; one
uncle was exiled and other relatives had been taken into custody, never
to be seen again.
She earned her undergraduate degree at Simmons College in Boston
and pursued graduate studies in anthropology at UCLA. It was there, in
1981, that she met her future husband, David Angel, at the International
Student Center.
For her field work, Bauduy traveled to French Guiana where she
spent a year and a half among the Boni tribe, studying the Boni’s
migration patterns from the deep rainforest into the city and how those
movements affected family life, the local economy and the people’s
cultural underpinnings.
She and Angel married in 1985 and moved to Worcester in 1987 when
he accepted a teaching post at Clark University. They purchased a house
on Worcester’s west side, where they raised their sons, Sebastien, now
22, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and is taking a
year off before heading to law school, and Julien, 18, who is studying
biochemistry at Brown University.
Julien did apply and was accepted at Clark, but, as Bauduy notes with
a laugh, “There can be a lot of pressure when your father works here.”
Though most of her immediate family live in the States, Jocelyne
Bauduy retains ties to her native country. One of her brothers is a retired
World Bank economist and former Haitian senator. A second brother, a
civil engineer, was buried under rubble and badly injured during the earth-
quake that rocked Haiti in January.
“Some of his colleagues in the firm where he works lost their lives,”
Bauduy says. “He was lucky to have gotten out.”
Bauduy has spent most of her career in the social-services field.
While at the New England Research Institutes in Watertown, Mass., she
researched a range of topics, mainly to do with children. She moved on
to the National Center on Family Homelessness where she worked as
the field supervisor on a seven-year study of homelessness in Worcester,
following various families to trace the root causes and patterns of home-
lessness in the area and feeding the information into a national databank.
For the past eight years she’s worked for CRI, a non-profit
organization that provides information about federal, state and local
programs for people in need living in Massachusetts. Her role has included
maintaining a website that collects the esential information in a single
location, making it easier for people to locate the services they require.
She plans to cut back on her consulting work while making the
transition from the west side to Harrington House on Woodland Street.
One downside to moving: leaving behind the perennial and vegetable
gardens she’s nurtured for years.
“Gardening is how I relax,” Bauduy says. Despite having a grounds
crew that handles basic maintenance at Harrington House, she vows
to put her own stamp on the landscape, including expanding the
community gardens in the back yard.
In time, she will cultivate her own role at Clark.
“The life of the president and his partner is a very public one; it will
be a change for me,” she says. “But I look forward to an exciting and
challenging year getting involved in university life and working with David
to help move Clark forward. It is a great privilege.” –Jim Keogh
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NAMEDROPPING
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Carrol D. Wright
// In 1861 enlisted as a private in the Union army,
rose to the rank of colonel and served as
adjutant to General Philip Henry Sheridan during
the Shenandoah Valley Campaign
// Director (1873-88) of the Massachusetts Bureau
of Statistics of Labor, the first of its kind in the U.S.
// Appointed by President Chester A. Arthur as the
first commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Labor
(1885-1905)
// Appointed by President Grover Cleveland to chair
the commission to investigate the Pullman Strike
of 1894
// President of the American Statistical Association
(1897-1909)
// President of the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, 1903
// Recipient of the Cross of the French Legion of
Honor, 1907, in recognition of his efforts to improve
industrial conditions throughout the world
SOME NOTABLE FACTS ABOUT PRESIDENT WRIGHT
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!1 Women’s Soccer vs. Wheaton Saturday, September 25
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!2Volleyball vs. Connecticut CollegeThursday, October 7
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!4Men’s Soccer vs. Framingham StateWednesday, October 27
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!5Men’s Basketball vs. Rhode Island College > Wednesday, November 17
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!6Women’s Basketball at BowdoinMonday, January 3
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Six Not to Miss Match-ups in the fall and winter that you’d hate to say you didn't witness
Forward Brian Vayda will be looking to avenge last year’s two-point loss to Rhode Island College.
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BRIAN VAYDA, Junior, Sturbridge, Mass., Men’s Basketball!"#$%&#'()"!**&+,-.!/"0+)$",12*314"-%()156"314".)156"/%17)8)19):"6)*)9#'%1;"<3=43"'6"%1">39)"#%"#%>"#?)"@;AAA&>%'1#"B388')8"'1"CA@A&@@D"E)"?36"6#38#)4"FF"%7 "FG"23()6"'1"?'6"938))8"314"?)*>)4"#?)"/%H2386"#%"#?)"6)9%14"8%H14"%7 "#?)"+/!!"I%H813()1#"'1"CAAJ&@AD
JOANNA CLARK, Graduate Student, Windham, Maine, Women’s Soccer!"#?8))&#'()"!**&+,-.!/"2%3*K))>)8;"/*38K"$36"13()4"L86#&#)3("!**&+)$",12*314"'1"CAAJ"36"6?)">%6#)4"6)M)1"6?H#%H#6;"2'M'12"?)8"@J"7%8"?)8"938))8"N"ODF"6?="%7 "#?)"69?%%*"8)9%84D"PM)8"3"6)M)1&23()"6#8)#9?"'1"#?)"?)38#"%7 "#?)"+,-.!/"6)36%1;"6?)">%6#)4"LM)"9%16)9H#'M)"6?H#%H#6"314"?34"3"6?H#%H#"6#8)3K"#?3#"6>311)4">38#6"%7 ")'2?#"9%1#)6#6D"
GIANLUCA RANALLO, !A" Sophomore, Scarsdale, N.Y., Men’s SoccerP1)"%7 "#?)"B)6#">366)86"'1"#?)"+,-.!/;"Q313**%"*)4"#?)"#)3("$'#?")'2?#"366'6#6"314"$36"#?'84"%1"#?)"6RH34"'1"#%#3*">%'1#6"0@C:"$?'*)"3>>)38'12"'1"SH6#"@G"%7 "@T"23()6D"E)"#')4"3"69?%%*&8)9%84"$'#?"7%H8"366'6#6"'1"3"23()"'1"SH6#"?'6"6)9%14"938))8"9%1#)6#D"E'6"B'22)6#"366'6#"93()"%1"#?)"23()&#='12"2%3*"'1"#?)"TC14"('1H#)"%7 "#?)"+,-.!/"6)('L13*"323'16#"-?)3#%1D
EILEEN GARCIA, !B" Junior, New York, N.Y., Women’s Diving!"#$%&#'()"!**&!()8'931;"U389'3"$36"13()4"#?)"CA@A"+,-.!/"V'M)8"%7 "#?)"W)38;"314"?%*46"3**"#?)"(3S%8"4'M'12"8)9%846"'1"69?%%*"?'6#%8=D"I?)"8)'21'12;"#$%&#'()"-%89)6#)8"/'#="/?3(>'%16?'>6"V'M)8"%7 "#?)".))#;"U389'3"$36"7)3#H8)4"'1"X>%8#6"Y**H6#83#)4"'1"Z)B8H38="CA@AD
DIEGO ANGEL, Sophomore, Lima, Peru, Men’s TennisI?)"CA@A"+,-.!/"Q%%K')"%7 "#?)"W)38;"!12)*"'6"SH6#"#?)"6)9%14"/*38K"()156"#)11'6">*3=)8"#%")M)8")381"3**&9%17)8)19)"399%*34)6D"E)"$)1#"G&["'1"+%D"@"6'12*)6">*3="314"3*6%"$%1"7%H8"(3#9?)6"3#"+%D"@"4%HB*)6D"
MEL MELKONIAN, Sophomore, Worcester, Mass., Field Hockey/SoftballI?)"+,-.!/"Q%%K')"%7 "#?)"W)38"'1"B%#?"L)*4"?%9K)="314"6%7#B3**;".)*K%1'31"*)4"#?)"9%17)8)19)"'1">%'1#6">)8"23()"0CDT@:"'1"#?)"73**"314"*)4"#?)"#)3("'1"8H16"69%8)4"0[J:"'1"#?)"6>8'12D"X?)"$36"13()4"L86#&#)3("!**&Q)2'%1"'1"L)*4"?%9K)="'1"344'#'%1"#%"6)9%14&#)3("3**&9%17)8)19)"'1"B%#?"6>%8#6D
CHRIS JOHNSON, !C" Junior, Amherst, Mass., Lacrosse!"K)="9%2"'1"#?)"8)6H88)9#'%1"%7 "#?)"*398%66)">8%283(;"\%?16%1"'6"#?)"/%H23865"*)34'12"8)#H81'12"69%8)8"?3M'12"#3**')4"GC">%'1#6"0]G"2%3*6;"@G"366'6#6:"'1"?'6"L86#"#$%"6)36%16D"E)"L1'6?)4"CA@A"36"#?)"#)3(56"6)9%14"*)34'12"69%8)8"0[[">%'1#6"N"CF"2%3*6;")'2?#"366'6#6:"314"?34"6)M)1"23()6"$'#?"#$%"2%3*6"%8"(%8)D
KATE MINISTER, Junior, Manchester, England, Women’s BasketballI?)"+,-.!/56"*)34)8"'1"#?8))&>%'1#)86"(34)"0@AC:"%M)8"#?)"*36#"#$%"6)36%16;".'1'6#)8"?34"1'1)"23()6"*36#"6)36%1"$'#?"#?8))"(34)"#?8))&>%'1#)86"%8"(%8)D"X?)"?36"6#38#)4"3**"F@"23()6"%7 "?)8"938))8"314"'6"%1">39)"#%"B)9%()"#?)"@T#?">*3=)8"'1"69?%%*"?'6#%8="#%"8)39?"@;AAA"938))8">%'1#6D
RYAN GARR, !D" Junior, Kingston, R.I., Men’s SwimmingI?)"CA@A"+,-./".)156"X$'(()8"%7 " #?)"W)38;"U388"$36"13()4"!**&!()8'93" 7%**%$'12"?'6">)87%8&(319)"'1"#?)"@AA&=384"B39K6#8%K)D"I?)"8)'21'12"+,-.!/"9?3(>'%1"'1"B%#?"#?)"@AA&=384"314"CAA&=384"B39K6#8%K)6;"U388")381)4"#?)"9%17)8)19)"9?3(>'%16?'>"'1"#?)"CAA"314"6)#"6'^"'14'M'4H3*"69?%%*"8)9%846"'1"CAAJ&@A"314"'6">38#"%7 "7%H8"8)9%84&6)##'12"8)*3="#)3(6"36"$)**D
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!"From top: (Left) Wen-Yang Wen, George Billias, Roy Andersen ’43 and Barbara Andersen ’46 applaud at the conclusion of a program honoring retiring president John Bassett and wife Kay. Trustee Peter ’74 and wife Sue ’75 Eleftherakis.
!"Forty-five years later, the Class of ’65 was back on campus. Pat Brissette was all smiles at the reunion of Clark’s women athletes, which she helped organize. For the occasion Brissette wore a classic Clark gym uniform.
!"(Left) Patricia (Bubar) Henderson ’49, M. Catherine Butler ’46, Lillian Luksis ’44 and Ruth (Butterfield) Robinson ’48 recalled good times at the reunion honoring Clark’s women athletes.
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1958CHARLES A. DEGRANDPRE received the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Distinguished Service to the Profession Award. He wrote the “Lex Loci” column for the NHBA Journal for 40 years; the spring issue of the Journal was dedi-cated to DeGrandpre and may be viewed online at nhbar.org/uploads/pdf/BJ-50-1.pdf.
1959ANTHONY AARONSON has been appointed director of the Presidential and Key Executive MBA program at Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif. Prior to this position, he founded Aaronson Textiles, serving as an agent for better imported fabrics sold to the contemporary women’s wear market. He has held senior executive positions with Fortune Fashions, Forrest Fabrics, EMDAY and Lorber Industries. He has served as a partner and owner in a number of textile ventures with broad global interests. He earned a Presidential M.B.A from Pepperdine in 1989.
1965PAUL WERME retired after 18 years as chief of administration and finance in the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office, preceded by 11 years as management chief in Sacramento County/University of California Mental Health programs. He was the former consultant to state education and private mental health services. He served as adjunct faculty in psychology, sociology and behavioral research statistics at several col-leges and universities for many years.
1966NANCY (HELMAN) SHNEIDERMAN writes, “I recently sold my D.C. home and moved to the greater Berkeley, Calif. area. I plan to establish a private psychotherapy practice as I did in Washington, continue to act, sing, do pottery,
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fused glass and travel. It’s a good thing I love to travel because my second grandchild is due in Cambridge, England in March.”
FREDERICK GRINNELL, PH.D. had his new book, “Everyday Practice of Science: Where Intuition and Passion Meet Objectivity and Logic,” recently selected by the U.K. Royal Society as one of the 12 best books about science published in 2009. The judges said: “This is the most accessible and comprehensible book on how science is done that we’ve ever come across — indispensible to anyone who wants to understand the science behind the headlines.”
1968DANIEL RANALLI held a one-man art show in New York City at the Freight and Volume Gallery last January and February. He also was the recipient of an Artist’s Fellowship from the Massachusetts Cultural Council for this year.
1970LEE KASSAN’s fifth book, “Peer Supervision Groups: How They Work and Why You Need One,” will be published this fall by Jason Aronson, a divi-sion of Rowman and Littlefield. “It’s the first and only book on an important aspect of professional life in my field. Therapists in private practice!can become very isolated, and need a forum to bring and discuss difficult cases with colleagues,” he says.!For the book, Kassan!interviewed 34 people from 20 different groups to!reveal how peer groups work, and the advantages and drawbacks of being in such a group. He also gives guidelines and recommendations for forming and running an ongoing peer group. Kassan has been in private practice in New York City as a psychotherapist and psychoanalyst since 1980. He specializes in couples therapy, and will be offering!workshops
on this topic with his colleague Lynn Pearl at the annual convention of the Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society in November, and the na-tional conference of the American Group Therapy Association in February, both!in New York. He lives with his wife, Lily Mercer, an actor and screenwriter, and three cats in mid-Manhattan. You can visit his website at www.leekassan.com.
1971LARRY HERSHOFF retired in April from Citizens Financial Group in Providence, after over 35 years in banking. He continues as an adjunct lecturer in finance at Bryant University, and is active in many local charities including The San Miguel School. Larry recently completed a 9,000-mile circumnavigation of the U.S., which included his first hole in one.
1972DAVID WOHL has been named Dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, S.C.
1973STEVEN DEPAUL and his wife Beth Rendeiro ’76 traveled to Kenya, Tanzania and Zanzibar with their children Nicky, 18, and Rosy, 14. Steven writes, “The animals were amazing, the people wonder-ful, and the poverty sometimes overwhelming.” Nicky is off to Johns Hopkins this fall.
1974BARRY HERMAN M.D. of Radnor, Penn. says he was thrilled when his daughter Anna Elisabeth was accepted for admission early decision to Clark for the class of 2014. Barry left Pfizer, Inc. last January after almost eight years to accept a position at Sanofi-aventis, Bridgewater, N.J. as area chief medical officer of one of Sanofi’s
six U.S. regional business units. In his free time Barry travels and collects rock and roll memora-bilia and first-edition books written or illustrated by the British artist Ralph Steadman. He would love to hear from former classmates.
LAURENCE “DUTCH” KLUGMAN retired from his position as director of research and informa-tion management for the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Mental Retardation Services in July 2009.
1975KIT HERRING writes, “I’m keeping jive alive via my blog of Developing World travel tales and pho-tography at kitherring.wordpress.com. Currently my literary agent in New York is shopping the manuscript to my novel, ‘Descending the Cairo Side,’ to the major publishing houses.”
1976FAITH LINSKY recently accepted the position of director of development and alumni relations at Antioch University New England located in Keene, N.H. She is responsible for the design, im-plementation and management of all fund-raising, friend-raising, and alumni relations activities within the division of Institutional Advancement. This includes the cultivation and solicitation of major and planned gifts, supervision of the annual fund and design of a newly formed Alumni Association.
LESTER BLUMBERG, who is general counsel to the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, was recently awarded the Executive Achievement Award from the Jewish Community Relations Council of Boston. This annual award recognizes a member of the executive branch of state govern-ment who has been instrumental in policy and
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legislative initiatives that benefit disadvantaged members of society: children, the elderly and the disabled. He was recognized for his role in initia-tives such as Mental Health Parity, the Children’s Mental Health law, Civil Commitment reform and CHINS reform.
1977MICHAEL FISHBEIN, M.A. ’77/PH.D. ’81 is president of Antioch University McGregor in Yellow Springs, Ohio. He assumed his duties on July 1, 2009, and was inaugurated on June 12 of this year. Prior to serving at Antioch McGregor, Dr. Fishbein was provost and vice president of academic affairs at Daniel Webster College in Nashua, N.H. Immediately preceding his appoint-ment at Daniel Webster, Dr. Fishbein served as chief academic and chief student affairs officer at Lyndon State College in Lyndonville, Vt.!
1978JILL GREENBAUM writes, “The All Kinds of Girls (AKOG) program at Clark brings girls 9-12 years old from the Worcester community to the campus for mentoring by female undergraduate Clark students on Saturdays during the academic year. Last year the e-board asked me to design a session to train the mentors about self-esteem issues, girls’ development, and how to be great mentors. We all had a great time, and I was asked to do a reprise this year. It was another fabulous session!”
1979DR. PAUL KARIYA M.A. ’79/PH.D. ’87 was ap-pointed executive director of The Independent Power Producers Association of British Columbia. Prior to this appointment, Dr. Kariya was teach-ing leadership at the Graduate School at Trinity Western University. He has served as executive director of the Pacific Salmon Foundation, chief executive officer of Fisheries Renewal B.C. and executive director of the B.C. Treaty Commission.
1981ERIC S. BELSKY ’81, M.A. ’86/PH.D. ’88 was appointed managing director of Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies in June 2010.
1982PAUL SALTZMAN has been appointed as the executive vice president, general counsel and head of The Clearing House Association, a not-for-profit, membership-based business league
that represents the interests of The Clearing House ownership on a diverse range of legal, tax, finance and regulatory matters. Prior to joining The Clearing House, Saltzman was the manag-ing director and general counsel of Ellington Management Group, a leading alternative invest-ment manager specializing in mortgage-backed securities, and executive vice president and chief operating officer of Espeed, Inc., a publicly traded electronic marketplace. Saltzman was also for-merly the in-house counsel for Greenwich Capital Markets and Kidder Peabody and Co. as well as an attorney for New York and Washington, D.C. firms. He received his Juris Doctor from Boston University School of Law. He is a member of the New York City, New York State and American Bar Associations.
BONNIE BACHAR KINTZER was appointed chair-woman and chief executive officer of Women’s Marketing Inc., Westport, Conn.
1983DENISE L. DAVIDSON received her Ph.D. in high-er education administration from Bowling Green State University, Ohio. Her dissertation is an ex-amination of “National Job Satisfaction of Entry- and Mid-level Student Affairs Administrators.” While a doctoral student, she earned the 2008-09 Graduate Teaching Assistant Award and the 2009 Higher Education Administration Faculty Award for Academic Excellence.
ETTA LAPPEN DAVIS, M.A. ’83 was selected by Congresswoman Niki Tsongas (D-MA) as a 2009 Angel in Adoption for her outstanding advocacy of adoption issues. The Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, which orchestrates the Angels in Adoption program, honored Lappen Davis, along with more than 190 Angels, at an awards ceremony and gala event in Washington, D.C. last September. Principal of Etsky Consulting, which she founded in 1998, Lappen Davis consults to public and non-governmental organizations concerning regulatory compliance, accredita-tion and best practices in child welfare and adoption. She recently presented “Adoption Ethics: Conflicting Rights and Interests” at the Council on Accreditation’s National Conference in New York and has trained evaluators, adoption service providers and the public concerning U.S. implementation of the Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption.
1984STEVEN SCHOENFELD has been appointed direc-tor of the Division of Market Oversight by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Prior to this appointment, he was president of Global Index Strategies, a consulting firm that specializes in benchmarks and financial product develop-ment. Previously, he worked with Barclays Global Investors, the International Finance Corporation/World Bank and at the Singapore Exchange. He re-ceived a master’s degree in International Relations
(Left) Amy E. Theerman ’93 received her master’s in art history from the Open University in England on June 5, 2010.
Rebecc a Lee Proakis ’94 married David E.S. Mitchell on Aug. 31, 2008 at the St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Springfield, Mass. She received her Juris Doctor degree from Western New England School of Law in 1999 and is an attorney for the National Association of Government Employees in Springfield. Clarkies Scott Bradbury ’94 and Martin Mohr ’95 were in attendance.
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from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in 1992.
DARLENE M. LOPRETE was awarded highest fac-ulty honors for outstanding teaching and research from Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn.
1985WILLIAM HEYNIGER ’85 married Hyla Matthews on Aug. 22, 2009, in Keene, N.Y. William is a senior manager and legislative analyst in the lobbying unit of Ernst & Young in Washington, D.C. Hyla graduated from Bennington College and teaches improvisation for Imagination Stage and other Washington, D.C.-area schools. They reside in Washington, D.C.
1987MAJOR CLIFFORD TROTT is deployed to Afghanistan as the brigade psychologist support-ing the members of the 86th Infantry Brigade during their one-year deployment. Major Trott re-ceived his master’s degree in psychology in 1989 from the University of Pennsylvania, and was awarded his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of South Dakota in 1996. In 2002 he joined the U.S. Army Reserves with a direct com-mission as a clinical psychologist. He is a gradu-ate of the Army Aero Medical Psychology Training School in Ft. Rucker, Alabama and deployed to Iraq in 2004-2005 with the 1908th Combat Stress Control Detachment, where he served as the officer in charge of a forward support team. He was appointed as the Chief Behavioral Health Officer for the Army National Guard in 2007-2009 and was subsequently selected to serve as the brigade psychologist for the 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Mountain).
1988BRIAN STERN is an associate justice of the Rhode Island Superior Court. He was nominated by Governor Donald Carcieri, for whom Stern served as chief of staff. Justice Stern’s nomina-tion was approved unanimously by the state Senate and he was sworn in on Oct. 5, 2009. He received his Juris Doctor from Brooklyn Law School in 1991 and subsequently worked as a paralegal in the New York Attorney General’s of-fice, a lawyer in the New York firm of Kanterman, Taub and Breiner and a partner in Stern and Gonzalez. He has worked in Rhode Island state government since 1998.
1989MELINDA CHAN AMORATIS ’89 and Michael Amoratis announce the birth of their son, Anthony Phillip Amoratis, on Feb. 4, 2009.
As both a delegate for her congregation and a member of UFETA (Unitarians for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), GRETCHEN (GRIMM) OSTRANDER ’89 met Wayne Pacelle, the President of the Humane Society of the United States. She was attending a national convention for the Unitarian Universalist Association, which was held in Salt Lake City, Utah during the last weekend in June of 2009.
1989MARGARET GUZMAN was sworn in as associ-ate justice of Dudley District Court on Dec. 10, 2009. She was appointed after 17 years as a public defender and criminal defense lawyer in private practice. She formed her own private practice in general law in 2005. She focuses on criminal defense, but also represents clients in civil matters, including personal injury, administra-tive appeals and general civil litigation. Judge Guzman may best be known for her 13 years as a public defender on the state Committee for Public Counsel Services. She also served as supervising attorney for the Worcester County Bar Advocate Program.
1990
HELEN MELDRUM, PH.D. recently published “Characteristics of Compassion: Portraits of Exemplary Physicians”, which profiles recipients of the prestigious “Excellence in Medicine” award given by the American Medical Association. She is associate professor of Psychology at Bentley University.
TERRY (TED) TIBBETTS JR. won a Milken Award for teaching excellence and was runner-up for Maine’s Teacher of the Year in 2008. He has served as the faculty advisor for the Portland High School Shakespeare Club, a Shakespearean acting troupe. He has presented at the National Council of Teachers of English conference, the New England Council of Teachers of English, and been featured in The Portland Press Herald and The Casco Bay Weekly. More information about how he teaches Shakespeare through perfor-mance can be found online at mainelyshake-speare.com/index.html.
1991SEAN KING recently accepted a position as a clerical specialist at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, located in Pittsburgh, Penn. Sean re-cently was employed at Falk Library of the Health Sciences as a copy cataloguer. He writes, “After a year of unemployment due to a lay-off from the University of Pittsburgh, I have received a promo-tion within the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh system. This is still part time, so I need to keep looking for something with health benefits, but the paycheck is healthier.”
1992ANA (HUCHITAL) GOODMAN ’92 and Grant Goodman announce the birth of their son, Eli Maxwell, on April 16, 2009, in Kaiser Santa Clara, Calif. Eli weighed 8 lbs., 2.2 oz.
JONATHAN M. BURTON ’92 and his wife Sara announce the birth of their son, Isaac, in October 2009. The family resides in Worcester.
CHRISTOPHER M. IANNUZZI M.D. was named the vice chairman of the St. Vincent’s Medical Center Department of Oncology in Bridgeport, Conn. He also serves as the medical director of radiation oncology at the center. Dr. Iannuzzi was recently elected president of the Greater Bridgeport Medical Association. He previously served as an assistant professor in radiation
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oncology and as residency director at Mount Sinai Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in 1996 and performed his internship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
DAVID SOSLAND and Rachel Sosland are proud to announce the birth of a baby boy, Jacob Benjamin. He was born on Feb. 17, 2010 in Overland Park, Kan., Menorah Medical Center, and weighed 7 lbs. Jake joins his older brother Ethan, 4, and sister Gabrielle, 2.
1993SUSAN (FOREMAN) HOFFSTEIN lives in Sharon, Mass. with her husband Philip and kids, Emma, 10, Joshua, 7, and Hailey, 2.
CHRISTINE HANSEN ’93 and Kristen Juliani are happy to announce their marriage on Oct. 10, 2009, in Bedford, Mass. After receiving her B.A. in sociology, Chris graduated from the Minneapolis School of Massage and Bodywork as a certified massage therapist. Kristen graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and received a bachelor’s degree in psychology. They reside in Medford, Mass.
THOMAS HICKS was nominated by President Barack Obama to serve as a commissioner on the Election Assistance Commission. He has been the senior elections counsel on the U.S.
House of Representatives Committee on House Administration since 2003 where he oversees all committee matters relating to federal elections and campaign finance.!Prior to that, he was a policy analyst for Common Cause, a non-profit, public advocacy organization working in support of election and campaign finance reform. He also previously served as a special assistant in the Office of Congressional Relations at the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. He received his Juris Doctor from the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law.
KERRY LEDOUX ’93 and Sliman Bensmaia announce the birth of a baby girl, Cecily Saleha Bensmaia. She was born on Sept. 17, 2009, in Chicago, and weighed 6 lb., 12 oz.
JOSHUA SHIFRIN recently published “Study Tips 101: 101 Secrets for Studying Success”. He writes, “While there are currently a multitude of study aids on the market, ‘Study Tips 101’ was specifically written to make the process of study-ing, and for that matter learning how to study, as simple as possible.” For more information on the book, go to studytips101.com.
AMY E. THEERMAN received her master’s in art history from the Open University in England on June 5, 2010.
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MAUREEN HEALY ’94/M.A. ’95 recently released her first book, “365 Perfect Things to Say to Your Kids”. She is also the founder of Growing Happy Kids and has a popular blog, “Creative Development,” on Psychology Today’s website. She can be contacted at [email protected].
REBECCA LEE PROAKIS ’94 married David E.S. Mitchell on Aug. 31, 2008 at the St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Springfield, Mass. Rebecca received her Juris Doctor degree from Western New England School of Law in 1999 and is an attorney for the National Association of Government Employees in Springfield. Clarkies Scott Bradbury ’94 and Martin Mohr ’95 were in attendance.
1995MARK RIVERO!’95, of Hudson, Mass.,!married Kim Williams on Jan. 20, 2007.!The reception was held at the Green Mountain Inn in!Stowe, Vt.!Those in attendance included: (from front row, left) Michael McKeever ’96, Todd Kletter ’96, Kim, Mark, Adam Minsky ’96, Dan Berrien ’96, (from back row, left) Jeff Boehnke ’95, Derek Cheung ’96 and Chad Laliberte ’95.
THERESA SOLIS ’95 wed Zach Pollard on April 1, 2010, in Santa Monica, Calif.
1996DAVID EDELSON ’96, M.B.A. ’97, of Natick, Mass. and his!wife Johanna Edelson, announce the birth of their son, Ryan Joshua Edelson, on Nov. 15, 2008.
1997JEF DAVIS recently completed a Ph.D. degree in international higher education at Boston College. He is currently the director of the Center for International Studies & Programs at Youngstown State University.
WILLIAM BENNETT writes, “On June 1, I officially started working at Wellesley College as senior development officer. I will be responsible for identifying, cultivating and engaging Wellesley alumnae and parents to support the college’s priorities. I’ll also be responsible for increasing high-level membership in Wellesley College’s pre-mier giving donor group, the Durant Society, and developing this cohort of alumnae and parents into leadership gift donors.” William recently was
1995MARK RIVERO AND HIS BRIDE ... AND A HOST OF CLARKIES
employed at Bentley College as managing direc-tor of the Bentley Fund.
1999JARRETT H. BROWN, M.A. is a tenure-track fac-ulty member at the College of the Holy Cross. He is a Ph.D. candidate at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va., and previously taught at Clark, Mercerburg Academy in Mercerburg, Penn., and Pomfret School Pomfret, Conn. He is a recipient of the Bowdoin Faculty Summer Research Award and was part of a working group on faculty diversity at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.
GAIL SIDNEY received a master of arts in Higher and Postsecondary Education from New York University on May 10, 2010.
2000PATRICIA DONOVAN ’00 and Chris Postanowicz are happy to announce their marriage on Oct. 10, 2009, in Pensacola, Fla. They reside in Pensacola. Patricia writes, “I have recently graduated with my Ph.D in Marriage and Family Therapy from Florida State University. I am currently employed at Twelve Oaks Alcohol and Drug Treatment Center as a doctoral counselor.”
DANIEL STERNBERG is going back to school to study law at Cornell University. In addition, he writes, “I had the good fortune to attend the FIFA World Cup in South Africa this year.”
2001PREMA SRINIVASAN writes, “My short story ‘Bleeding Hearts’ is featured in the anthology ‘Her Mother’s Ashes 3,’ published by Tsar Publications in 2009.”
DR. DANIEL R. ROE ’01 and Christina Bergonzo were married on June 19, 2010.
2002DEIRDRE HILL BUTLER, PH.D. ’02, associ-ate professor of sociology at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y., has been granted tenure. She is the first African-American woman to earn ten-ure in Union College history. Her research areas encompass the sociology of African-American culture and African-American women’s represen-tations in society. Her current focus is the role of African-American women in contemporary step-families. She has published articles in New York Life and History: An Interdisciplinary Journal and the Journal of the Association for the Research on Mothering. A lifetime member of the Association of Black Women Historians, she contributed an article to the organization’s 2008 text, “Emerging Voices and Paradigms.” She also guest-edited an Africana mothering-themed edition of the Journal of Pan American Studies.
CHRIS QUINTAL hosted his annual Clark Reunion on Martha’s Vineyard last summer. Attending were (from left) Chris, Geoff Pereira ’01, Ron Saykin ’01, Dan Bobrow ’02, non-Clarkie Mark
Davidoff, Schuyler Doen ’01, non-Clarkie Jim Kiely, and Pablo de Marquet ’03.
2003RICHARD R.W. FIELDS was recently elected the vice chairman of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Middlesex County, Inc. Rich has served on the Boys and Girls Clubs’ board for the past few years and is excited to step into this new leadership role. He is otherwise still employed as a litigation associate at Ropes & Gray, LLP’s Boston office.
2004ALEXANDRA BULLOCK ’04 and MATTHEW OLSEN ’05 were married on Aug. 15, 2009, in New York, N.Y. Alexandra is in the second year of the master’s degree program in food studies at New York University and works as the executive assistant to the president of the Institute of Culinary Education in New York, from which she received a diploma in culinary arts. Matthew is a marketing specialist at Patterson Belknap Webb and Tyler, a New York law firm. He is also studying for an M.B.A. from Fordham University.
LACEY B. ARCHAMBAULT ’04 and Andrew J. Luneau were married on March 6, 2010.
2005CARA POWERS ’05 married Jordan Berg on June 21, 2009, in Hingham, Mass.
ALEX MCGOWEN writes, “I have been accepted for fall 2010 to the Mills College Graduate School
!George Allen ’08 had more than a mere
brush with fame last year at Worcester
Regional Airport, where Tom Cruise was
shooting scenes for his action comedy “Knight
and Day.” During a break from filming, Allen and
his mother, Debra, chatted with Cruise for about
a half hour, mostly about aviation-related sub-
jects (Cruise is a pilot and plane owner … and, of
course, “piloted” a Navy jet in “Top Gun”). “He
was down to earth, soft-spoken, very nice,” Allen reports. “Of course
Mom was in her glory.” Allen is vice president/CFO of The Worcester
Regional Flight Academy, which he operates at the airport with his fa-
ther, William. Allen is a seasoned pilot in his own right,
though with the kind of eclectic outside interests that
befit a former ancient civilizations and philosophy major
(he gives classical-piano recitals and will deliver a lecture
on Plato at Clark this fall). For now, he’s focused on mar-
keting the family flight school throughout the Worcester
area, with particular emphasis on attracting high school
and college students into the cockpit, perhaps even for
course credit. Taking to the skies should be a natural
pursuit for local students, Allen suggests, given that the father of the
modern space program, Dr. Robert Goddard, earned his master’s and
Ph.D. degrees at Clark and taught here.
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2007LAUREN MOSAKOWSKI was admitted into the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Master of Design in Designed Objects program, and was selected by the school’s faculty for its Trustee Merit Scholarship. This award is given to students who display exceptional promise.
PAUL GROCKI of Torrington, Conn. received a Juris Doctor degree from the Roger Williams University School of Law during May 21 Commencement ceremonies. Grocki served as a member of the Honors Program, Roger Williams University Law Review, Multi-Cultural Law Students Association and Student Bar Association. He served as a judicial extern for Chief Justice Paul A. Suttell at the Rhode Island Supreme Court in Providence. He was also a legal intern for the Connecticut Division of Public Defender Services in Hartford. He earned his B.A. in philosophy and psychology from Clark.
CYNDI GREENSTEIN ’07 and GREGORY ARTEGLIER ’07 were married October 11, 2009,
in Cardiff, Calif. Pictured, from the Clark Class of 2007 are (front, left to right): Stephen Albano, Lee Tetreault, Magdalen Toole, Elyse Saviet; (back): Anthony Davis, Jane Kaplan, the groom, Gregory Arteglier, and the bride, Cyndi (Greenstein) Arteglier.
2009RATNA BAGCHAND has been named Judge of the Appellate Court of Nepalgunj by the government
of Nepal. This is the first instance in the history of Nepal and in the six-decade-long modern judicial history in the country that anyone from a Dalit com-munity has been appointed to the position of judge. Prior to his appointment, Hon. Justice Bagchand was working for the justice of the marginalized, disadvantaged and discriminated community in Nepal through Lawyers National Campaign against Untouchability-Nepal. He also is a recipient of the Nepal Bar Council’s Best Lawyer Award.
Oscar Cohen, ‘39, M.A. ’41, Garland, Texas, Feb. 22, 2009
Dorothy (Wheeler) Forgit ’53, Framingham, Mass., June 7, 2009
Carl Olson ’39, Boston, Mass., June 14, 2009
Lillian Kent ’58, Leominster, Mass., June 18, 2009
Dr. John Kneller ’38, Westport, N.Y., July 2, 2009
John Markiewicz ’66, Webster, Mass., July 3, 2009
Deborah (Mancini) Whar! ’88, Holden, Mass., July 15, 2009
Emmons Waldo Putnam, ’48, Wilmington, N.C., Aug. 14, 2009
Valerie Crockett ’78, Worcester, Mass., Oct. 5, 2009
Elinor Brown Erickson, M.A. ’39, Holden, Mass., Oct. 18, 2009
Dr. Jerome Podell ’57, Capitola, Calif., Oct. 21, 2009
Joy Garfinkel Trezza ’80, Bethany, Conn., Oct. 21, 2009
Taisto (Tai) Holm ’76, Port Chester, N.Y., Jan. 10, 2010
Albert Elby ’49, Sierra Madre, Calif., Jan. 20, 2010
Seymour Sarason, M.A. ’40/Ph.D. ’42, Hamden, Conn., Jan. 28, 2010
Dr. Amilcare Biancheria ’52/M.A. ‘54/Ph.D. ’57, Irwin, Penn., March 1, 2010
Roy Harper ’56, Ormond Beach, Fla., March 15, 2010
Dorothy (Healey) Jacubouis ’58, Brunswick, Me., March 25, 2010
Marion Pinkham ’69, Paxton, Mass., April 4, 2010
Robert Nelson Rantilla ’04, South Bend, Ind., June 2, 2010
Harold J. Bergstrom ’44, Lee’s Summit, Mo., July 24, 2010
Margaret Fowler Hodgson, M.A.Ed. ’66, Worcester, Mass., July 29, 2010
Donald H. Olson ’56, South Bend, Ind., July 30, 2010
PASSINGS
2007CYNDI GREENSTEIN AND GREGORY ARTEGLIER WED IN CALIFORNIA
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To contribute to the Richard E. Kendrick Memorial Endowment Fund, e-mail fund chair Kathleen Batcheller ’83, at [email protected], or Andrea Marth, Assistant Vice President for University Advancement, at [email protected].
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• If you didn’t give last fi scal year, your gift will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $2,000.
• If you give MORE than you gave last fi scal year,your increase will be matched, dollar for dollar,up to $2,000.
• Allocate your gift through The Clark Fund to the University’s greatest needs, the Library, Scholarships, Athletics, the COPACE Scholarship, GSOM or IDCE.
Give to The Clark Fund today.
CLARK 2011CHAIRMAN’S CHALLENGE
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ADVANCINGCLARK
Clark University celebrated the generosity of the Jonas Clark Fellows donors at the annual dinner held Oct. 24, 2009, at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston. The night brought out many members of the Clark community, who enjoyed a fine dinner, a musical performance by the Clark Bars and heard a compelling presentation by the Hon. D’Army Bailey ’65, who helped lead civil rights protests from Baton Rouge to Worcester.
The donor recognition program pays homage to Jonas Clark, the University’s founder who established Clark with a gift through his will and an initial endowment for the University Library.
THE CH ALLE NG E I S BAC K
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• If you didn’t give last fi scal year, your gift will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $2,000.
• If you give MORE than you gave last fi scal year,your increase will be matched, dollar for dollar,up to $2,000.
• Allocate your gift through The Clark Fund to the University’s greatest needs, the Library, Scholarships, Athletics, the COPACE Scholarship, GSOM or IDCE.
Give to The Clark Fund today.
CLARK 2011CHAIRMAN’S CHALLENGE
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During the 1st Phase of The Chairman’s Challenge in the spring of 2010,those who met The Challenge gave over $145,000 to The Clark Fund.
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THE CH A LLE NG E I S BACK
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• If you didn’t give last fi scal year, your gift will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $2,000.
• If you give MORE than you gave last fi scal year,your increase will be matched, dollar for dollar,up to $2,000.
• Allocate your gift through The Clark Fund to the University’s greatest needs, the Library, Scholarships, Athletics, the COPACE Scholarship, GSOM or IDCE.
Give to The Clark Fund today.
CLARK 2011CHAIRMAN’S CHALLENGE
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Surrogate Child
By Dr. Mark Pearlmutter ’80
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BECAUSE WE ARE
At Clark‚ we have within our grasp the opportunity and the
responsibility to make a lasting mark in American higher
education. The work we commit to now, together, will propel
Clark forward, unambiguously elevating our reputation as one
of this country’s finest research universities.
It is up to us to be a defining force in the future of liberal
education and the role that research universities can and must
play in identifying and enabling solutions to important societal
concerns. We will not hold back.
We are an urban university deeply engaged in our community,
a research university whose students participate in
cutting-edge scholarship on important social concerns, and a
place that transforms people and issues through research
excellence united with determined practice.
Because we are Clark University, we will stand out as a thought
leader and a place of consequence for research and education
in this country and around the world.
DAVID P. ANGEL
President
Clark University
Inaugurated September 24, 2010
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