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Volume XIII No. 32
May 9, 2005
Note: This is the final Scarlet Letter of the 2004-05 academic
year. For information on campus activities over the summer, check the Web
sites
indicated
in “For More Information.” To find The Scarlet Letter on the
University’s Web site: http://www.stlawu.edu/scarlet/scarlet.htm.
Major Campus Events, 2005
• Board of Trustees Meetings:
May 12-14
• Commencement Weekend: Friday-Sunday, May 13-15
• Alumni Reunion Weekend: Thursday-Sunday, June 2-5
Announcements
Safe Walks: A reminder that Safe Walks are available “24/7” on
campus, and Friday and Saturday nights, 11 p.m.-2:30 a.m., from downtown.
Call 229-5554 for assistance.
Catamount Sale Approved: St. Lawrence University has approved the concept proposed by two alumni and two friends of the University to purchase and manage the University’s property in the Town of Colton, known as Catamount. For details: http://www.stlawu.edu/news/catamount_proposalannouncement.html.
Taylor Award: The John P. “Jack” Taylor Distinguished Career
Service Award is given periodically to recognize distinguished service to
the University by an administrator who has worked at St. Lawrence for a minimum
of 12 years and who sustains the high standards of performance exemplified
by Jack Taylor’s long and distinguished service as director of dining
services. Its purpose is to recognize devotion to students and workmanship
of high quality in a well-respected member of the campus community. Nominations
should be sent to President Sullivan by May 10, 2005, and should consist
of a letter and any supporting evidence which speaks to the nominee’s
fulfillment of the award’s criteria.
Eligible this year are:
Alger, Mr. Kenneth D.
Almasian, Ms. Alison
Atkins, Ms. Cynthia Y.
Boak, Mrs. Kathy D.
Budd, Mrs. Carol A.
Burdick, Dr. Neal S.
Collins, Ms. Janet N.
Cornwell, Ms. Peg
Coviello, Mr. Ted O.
Crawford, Mr. Charles A.
Cypert, Ms. Susan M.
Davis, Mr. Rance
Doyle, Ms. Macreena A.
Dudley, Ms. Martha
Durocher, Mr. Robert A.
Farmer, Mrs. Patricia J.B.
Feickert, Mr. Peter D.
Filippi, Ms. Carolyn R.
FitzRandolph, Ms. Lois Ann
FitzRandolph, Mr. Robert D.
Flanagan, Mr. Paul J.
Friot, Mr. Terry S.
Geleta, Mr. David
Grembowicz, Ms. Frances
Hoey, Ms. Agnes
Howard, Mr. Michael P.
Jacoby, Mrs. Kelly J.
Johnson, Mr. Walter H.
Kotz, Mrs. Marlene R.
LaBrake, Mr. Randolph W.
Larrance, Ms. Anneke J.
Larrance, John C.
Lawson, Ms. Mela A.
Marsh, Mr. Joseph A.
Mathey, Ms. Carole
Meagher, Mr. John M.
Miller, Mr. Jeffrey R.
Miller, Ms. Melissa A.
Mitchell, Mr. Lawrence G.
Ozols, Ms. Ruta
Parks, Mr. Richard A.
Phillips-Farley, Dr. Barbara
Pynchon, Mr. Thomas R.
Robertson, Ms. Tracy L.
Rocco, Ms. Ellen J.
Sauter, Ms. Jacqueline
Sauter, Mr. Robert G.
Schwartz, Dr. Virginia B.
Scott, Mr. Richard B.
Smith, Ms. Martha Foley
Townsend, Ms. Anna Marie
Trivilino, Mr. Philip J.
Waske, Mr. Ronald John
Williams, Mr. Ralph H.
Zimmerman, Mrs. Christine
Reuse Initiative: Used and working items of furniture, small appliances, computers, etc., and articles of clothing that would otherwise be dumped for waste are being accepted at the “SLU Reuse Initiative” truck near the Steiner Senior Residences. Hours during Senior Week will be announced.
Fitness Class: A strength and toning class will be offered Tuesday and Thursday 8-9 a.m., May 10-June 16, in the Newell Center Multi-Purpose Room. Fee: $36. For information: slufitnessclub@stlawu.edu.
Learn to Row Program: An instructional rowing program will be conducted at the University Boathouse, Waddington, this summer. Two sessions are planned, with a daily starting time of 5:45 p.m.: every Monday and Wednesday, May 30-June 29, and every Tuesday and Thursday, May 31-June 30. The first class of each session will be in the ERG room on campus. Cost: $115. For information: George Repicky, 5941 or grepicky@stlawu.edu.
Retirees Luncheons: University retirees gather for lunch one Tuesday a month at noon in the Eben Holden Conference Room. Remaining date for the spring semester is May 10; Nancy Pierce, director of off-campus programs, will speak on “Connecting with International Students.” Reservations must be made by noon the preceding day with Mickey Williams, 386-8781, or Wanda Renick, 386-3474.
Achievements
Associate Professor of Speech and Theatre Andrea J. Nouryeh has been named
the Frank P. Piskor Faculty Lecturer for 2006. Next spring, Nouryeh will
deliver a lecture on campus on the topic “An Experiment in Equality:
The Stage Door Canteen.” She describes the canteen, which operated
in New York’s Theater District 1942-46, as “an international,
interracial and intercultural experiment” that “became part of
the United States Armed Forces' reversal of its segregationist policies.”