Although far from their home ice, the women’s hockey team heard the enthusiastic cheers of fans when they played two games in Minnesota in January. Paul Morrissey ’74, …
Patience with Little Patients: Thomas Golembeski '95
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Tom Golembeski liked every specialty he encountered at Dartmouth Medical School. Because anesthesiologists were the happiest physicians he met, he decided to join their ranks—and he sounds pretty happy. He …
Long Beach Law: Jim McDonnell '81
June 7, 2011 by ·
Jim McDonnell learned a lot at Saint Anselm College- but some of the most valuable lessons are not listed on his resume. “The benefit I got out of Saint …
A "Major" Honor: Mary Jo (O'Dwyer) Majors '69
June 7, 2011 by ·
One month before her 42nd anniversary as a Navy officer, Mary Jo Majors was recognized as the Outstanding Woman Veteran of Massachusetts for 2010. Nominated by the City of Cambridge …
Positive Thinking: Jeannette Davila '83
June 7, 2011 by ·
Jeannette Davila was the keynote speaker at the 2010 College Access Convention, hosted by the New Hampshire College and University Council at Saint Anselm College. The convention’s key message was …
Our Man in Kabul: Brendan O'Brien '95
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by Michael Knetemann '11
It was during a Spring Break Alternative trip to Vanceburg, Kentucky, that senior English major Brendan O’Brien realized he wanted to make a career out of …
Best in State: Danielle (Salvas) Cantin 07'
June 7, 2011 by ·
Clearly, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center was the right place for Danielle Cantin to begin her nursing career. She was thrilled when she was hired, since she had completed her senior practicum …
EAT – PRAY – MOVE The Practical, Spirtual, and Nomadic life of a Diplomat
June 7, 2011 by ·
by Laurie D. Morrissey
Photos by Charles A. Thomas
Late one October night, Lilly Wahl-Tuco ’99 was awakened by a phone call from a frantic woman. She left her house …
Fancy Footwork
June 7, 2011 by ·
Peter Larson (biology) talks about tadpole skulls, barefoot running, and whole-body research.
Have you always been interested in frogs and salamanders?
Some of my earliest memories are of playing in …
Does Undergraduate Research Matter?
June 7, 2011 by ·
by Marie Chabot-Fletcher '81
The United States ranks 27th among developed nations in the proportion of college students receiving undergraduate degrees in science or engineering. That was the finding of …
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