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What’s
the news? We are always eager to receive your news at the Magazine,
care of the Class News Editor, University of Chicago Magazine, 1313
East 60th St., Chicago, IL 60637, or by e-mail: uchicago-magazine@uchicago.edu.
No engagements, please. Items may be edited for space. As news is
published in the order in which it arrives, it may not appear immediately.
Please specify the year under which you would like your news to
appear. Otherwise, we will list: (1) all former undergraduates (including
those who later received graduate degrees) by the year of their
undergraduate degree, and (2) all former students who received only
graduate degrees by the year of their final degree. .
1970's
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Catherine E. Moritz, AB’70, has spent the past 12 years
doing operations-management consulting in public-broadcast organizations
and other nonprofits. She would love to hear from anyone who lived
at the Quaker Meeting House at 56th and Woodlawn between 1967 and
1970. E-mail her at cathy_moritz@wgbh.org.
Reid M. Schwartz, AB’70, AM’74, PhD’81, see 1949,
Alfred Schwartz.
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Gary A. Curtis, AB’71, a senior vice president with
the Boston Consulting Group, was named to the company’s executive
committee, with worldwide responsibility for BCG’s information
technology practice. He and his wife, Rhydonia Ring, live in Orinda,
CA.
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College alumni, please send your news to: Dorthea H. Juul,
AB’72, PhD’89, 1115 S. Plymouth Court, #302, Chicago,
IL 60605. Phone: 847/374-4204 (w). Fax: 847/236-4304. E-mail: djuul@abpn.com.
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John R. Feldman, MBA’73, joined the New York office
of Arthur Andersen LLP as managing director in the global structured
finance and leasing practice. Georges J. M. Gillet, MBA’73,
senior managing partner of Eurofinergy Inc. in Luxembourg, recently
moved to Madison, WI, and married Dorothy Yant after a 25-year courtship
around the world.
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John A. Brogan, AB’74, AM’76, heads the outpatient
psychiatric services at Palos Community Hospital in suburban Chicago.
He lives with his wife, Judith Van Wyk Brogan, AM’76,
and three children, Jonathan, 17, Rebecca, 16, and Timothy, 13.
Mary S. Knudten, PhD’74, retires June 30 as dean of
the University of Wisconsin–Waukesha. Dean since 1981, her
accomplishments include the construction of a fine-arts building
and increased numbers of female faculty and staff.
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Drexel University has named Vincent P. Franklin, PhD’75,
to a distinguished professorship, recognizing his research on the
civil-rights movement. David P. Silverman, PhD’75, curator-in-charge
of the Egyptian section of the University of Pennsylvania Museum
of Archaeology and Anthropology and professor and chair of the Asian
and Middle Eastern studies department, received an Athenaeum Literary
Award for two books that he organized, edited, and to which he contributed
essays—Ancient Egypt and Searching for Ancient Egypt.
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Mildred L. Culp, AM’74, PhD’76, has developed an
Internet presence for “WorkWise,” an audio program about
workplace issues syndicated by iSyndicate, Inc. She writes, “You
can get a taste of it at workwise.net
if you download your RealAudio Player (free) and listen. ‘WorkWise’
is the very first program of its kind launched by iSyndicate, Inc.”
Judith Van Wyk Brogan, AM’76, see 1974, John A. Brogan.
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College alumni, please send your news to: Tony Mayo, AB’77,
MBA’78, 10915 Thanlet Lane, Reston, VA 20190-3922. Phone: 703/855-6296
(w). E-mail: tm@mayogenuine.com.
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College alumni, please send your news to: Kent Maynard, AB’78,
MBA’81, 2041 W. Dickens Ave., Chicago, IL 60647-4530. Phone:
773/342-5845 (h). E-mail: KMaynard@petersonross.com.
Other alumni news includes: John B. Beaty, JD’78,
joined Venable, Baetjer, Howard & Civiletti as partner. Formerly
of counsel, he focuses on advising banks, thrifts, insurance companies,
and securities brokers regarding U.S. banking and financial services
law.
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College alumni, please send your news to: James W. Marks,
AB’79, Holleb & Coff Ltd., Suite 4000, 55 E. Monroe St.,
Chicago, IL 60603.
Other alumni news includes: The Indianapolis Museum of
Art has promoted contemporary art curator Holliday Trentman Day,
AM’79, to senior curator of contemporary art. She is now organizing
“Crossroads of American Sculpture,” a traveling exhibition
that opens in October 2000. Day became the museum’s first curator
of contemporary art in 1985; since then, the size of the museum’s
contemporary collection has nearly doubled.
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