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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2010

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the fall of 2010. Karol Crosbie begins the magazine with an article about Billy Clyde’s special education students that had visited campus and made chalk art. 626 first year students were welcomed to campus this fall. A section titled "Special Educators" highlights alumni working as teachers in various areas: Tom Gilbert '73, David Coogan '90, Holly Water Kerby '77, Conya Doss '92, and Billy Clyde '73. The next section of the magazine features some bagpipers before and after Wooster. "Dogs With Purpose" follows the bagpiping section. This section highlights alumni that are working with dogs: Cameron Maneese ’79, Tom Van Cleef ’83, Liz Fridley ’12, and Jim and Jane Wallace Anderson ’51. One tradition that no longer exists, beanies, is discussed next.

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  Wooster Magazine: Spring 2010

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the spring of 2010. Grant and Peg Cornwell begin this edition with an article about seeking help from professors. A drawing of the new physical education center that will open in 2012 is on page four. The Alumni News section is from page eight to ten. Chuck Hurst and David McConnell discuss their book about the Amish of Holmes County from page eleven to twenty-one. The section to follow is titled, "Reshaping the American dream," and it features Diane Houk ’81 and Erika Poethig ’93. Jonathan Partee '91 writes about teaching physics at Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia. The section on legacy students closes the magazine.

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  Wooster Magazine: Summer 2010

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the summer of 2010. The first article highlights how students use photography, sculpture, music, and scenic design to illuminate their research, six students are featured in this section. The second piece focuses on Wooster’s choral tradition, including the past and present of the program. Finally, the last feature tells the story of a man and his quest to preserve the covered bridges of Northeast Ohio. The Oak Grove and Alumni News sections can be found at the beginning of the issue, while the Class Notes section can be found at the end of the issue.

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  Wooster Magazine: Winter 2010

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the winter of 2010. One of the program houses is highlighted on page six, the members crochet hats for three local human service agencies. Alumni working in the judicial system as judges are featured from page eight to seventeen: Rod Kennedy '77, David Dowd '51, Solomon Oliver Jr. ’69, Denise Reilly '75, Lance Mason '89. Pages eighteen to twenty-one highlight those alumni that are working in the Supremes: Ben Mizer '99 and Paul de Marco '81. Betty and David Wilkin have transferred ownership of Fern Valley to the college to be used for IS, classes, and other academic needs. The Davis Memorial Organ is highlighted in the next section.

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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2009

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the Fall of 2009. The magazine begins with an article about Anne Welsh, the widow of Norman Morrison '56, who spoke recently on campus about her late husbands sacrifice in protest of the Vietnam War. Babcock Hall reopened this fall after renovations, there are photos from it before and after the renovation from page four to five. Hannah Samuell's IS is highlighted on page eight and nine. Stephen Donaldson '68 and Duncan Jones '95 are featured as storytellers in writing books and movie scripts. The preservation of the Oak Grove is explained from page sixteen to twenty-one. Norman Morrison is again reflected on from page twenty-three to thirty-one.

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  Wooster Magazine: Spring 2009

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the spring of 2009. The article that begins the magazine is by editor Karol Crosbie about how she and the assistant editor, Jimmy Wilkinson Meyer, revamped the magazine's office with less than $400. Wayne Cornelius, Cyndy Tice, and Jay Gates will receive Distinguished Alumni Awards during Alumni Weekend. Five alumni are featured with their unifying topic of 'driving forces.' The Chinese studies program is featured from page twenty to twenty-five. Twins that are currently attending Wooster are highlighted from page twenty-six to thirty-one.

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  Wooster Magazine: Summer 2009

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the summer of 2009. The magazine begins with an article by Sandy Eyre Nichols '94 regarding the launch of the online networking system for alumni. Ric Martinez, Ishwar Harris, and Donna Jacobs have all recently retired. Highlights from alumni weekend are on page seven. Seven students that received a grant from the Copeland Fund are featured. Will Lange '57 reflects on the last speech he heard Robert Frost give at the college in 1962, months before his death. A section on water access and safety is from page twenty-three to thirty-one.

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  Wooster Magazine: Winter 2009

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the winter of 2009. Five professors are featured for their balance of research and teaching: Josephine Wright, John Lindner, Amber Garcia, Jeff Roche, and Sharon Lynn. The life of Frank Carpenter is detailed from page sixteen to twenty-three. William Chancellor's murky story is told from page twenty-four to twenty-seven. Five Wooster alumni who were married after the age of sixty are featured next in the magazine.

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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2008

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the fall of 2008. The director of libraries Damon Hickey retired this summer after working at the college for seventeen years. The class of 2012 is welcomed to campus. Joe Biden visited campus mid September. The newest dorm to open on campus, Gault Manor, is the new standard for living at the college. Five entrepreneurial alumni are featured from page twelve to twenty-one: Andrew Baird '84, Rashmi Ekka '08, Adam Goldfeder '93, Deb Behrens '80, and Asad Khan '93. Twelve faculty members reestablished the old connections with India last summer, this trip is detailed from page twenty-two to thirty-one.

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  Wooster Magazine: Spring 2008

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the spring of 2008. This issue covers alumni and faculty that have devoted their professional lives to animals. An article on Wooster's Moot Court is on the fourth page. Communication major, Chris Nixon '08, served dinner to five guests as the creative component of his Independent Study. Dale Brown, Chuck Hampton, and Barbara Hampton are all retiring at the end of this school year. The following faculty and alumni are featured for working with animals professionally: Carrie Myers Felice '97, Todd Naelitz '02, Claudia Thompson, Shawn Sweeney '06, Grey Stafford '88, and Nancy McCarthy '59. The college's radio station, Woo 91, is highlighted from page twenty-two to twenty-seven. Legacy students from the Class of 2011 are featured on the final pages.

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  Wooster Magazine: Summer 2008

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the summer of 2008. The magazine opens with an article by Mary Neagoy '83, the Outgoing President of the Alumni Board. Jack Russell, Chuck Hurst and Bill Scott have retired. A Neuroscience major is being added this fall. Three alumni were awarded the Distinquished Allumni Award during alumni weekend: Katharine Doob Sakenfeld '61, Dr. Gary Reichard '65, and Dr. Alpha Alexander '76. Highlights from alumni weekend are on page eight. Seven student who studied far from Wooster for their Independent Study are featured from page ten to page twenty-one. The inauguration of President Grant Cornwell is highlighted from page twenty-two to twenty-seven.

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  Wooster Magazine: Winter 2008

  Karol Crosbie

  The winter 2008 issue of the Wooster Magazine examines coaching insights from Wooster alumni. The landscape in front of Kauke won an award. President Grant Cornwell will be inaugurated on April 25. Alumni Steve Glick discusses his change from history major to the chief of police for the City of Wooster. Studio art major, Kathryn Lehner '07 has her independent study project highlighted. First Year Seminar, Small Towns, is featured in this issue. Thirty-three pages are filled with the Class Notes section.

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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2007

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the fall of 2007. Editor Karol Crosbie begins the edition with a letter reflecting on her job. Letters from readers are featured next. Alumni news is highlighted from page seven to nine. President Grant Cornwell discusses the importance of diversity, along with his personal life in his article from page ten to seventeen. Alumni who work in fields related to religious studies have articles in which they discuss their job. Wooster in Tuscany, a summer study abroad organized by Madonna Hettinger of the history department, is next in the magazine. Class Notes concludes the magazine (30-61).

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  Wooster Magazine: Spring 2007

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the spring of 2007. Patrice Smith is featured for donating a kidney to a stranger and then getting back to leading the noon exercise class within two weeks. President Stanton Hales writes farewell to those of the Wooster community in a letter on page eleven. His time at Wooster follows the letter. Nancy McCarthy '59 travels the world to photograph people, animals, and the surrounding landscape. Professor Shirley Huston-Findley's FYS, Creativity and Aging, is highlighted from page twenty-four to twenty-nine. The Class Notes section is from page thirty to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Summer 2007

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the summer of 2007. Karol Crosbie begins the edition with a blurb about gardening as a community. Professor Jack Gallagher was awarded a Grammy Award earlier in the year for his production and recording of Oiseaux Exotiques and Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 1. President Stan Hales said goodbye to alumni in thirty cities over a four month period. Students whose Independent Studies were focused in Environmental Studies are highlighted from page twelve to nineteen. Wooster alumni and faculty in the performing arts field are featured from page twenty-four to thirty-one. The Class Notes section is from page thirty-two to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Winter 2007

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the winter of 2007. The college's next president will be Grant H. Cornwell; he will take office in July. A new mascot has joined campus in the form of the Fighting Scot, MacLeod. In an attempt to revive Delbert Lean's tradition of reading A Christmas Carol, Iain Crawford narrated the story in Cleveland. A section titled "The Art Quilters" is from page twelve to twenty-one. The following section highlights four alumni who serve the capital in some form: Gordon Lubold '87, Scott Denman '78, Lauren Bell '94, and Donald Kohn '64. The "Class Notes" section is from page thirty-two to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2006

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the Fall of 2006. Photos and information from before and after the Kauke renovation are from page eleven to fifteen. The Wooster Magazine celebrated its 120th anniversary in 2006. A section on foods in the Wooster community is from page eighteen to twenty-five. The difference in messaging from 1882 and now is discussed in the following section. The Class Notes section is from page twenty-eight to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Spring 2006

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the spring of 2006. A new sculpture was added to the mall south of Kauke Hall in late March called the Double Core. President Stanton Hales will be retiring on June 30, 2007. Bridget Milligan's photograph series, Reality Tales, is highlighted from page fourteen to nineteen. The story of Ed Arn's ('31) life is told from page twenty to twenty-five. A feature on the college's equestrian members is from page twenty-six to twenty-nine. The Class Notes section is from page thirty to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Summer 2006

  Karol Crosbie

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the summer of 2006. Sally Whitman's 13 year journey on completing her bachelors degree is featured on page three. Students will no longer be registering for classes in person, but rather online through the Scotweb system. Twenty student's IS abstracts are featured from page eight to thirteen. English professor, Daniel Bourne is featured along with a few of the poems he has written. Professor Anne Nurse's sociology class, Criminology and Deviance, is highlighted for the fact that half of the class is made up of inmates from the Indian River Juvenile Correctional Facility. The next story in the magazine is abut Mark Denbeaux '65 and his son Josh '90 who fight for human rights as attorneys in Guantanamo. Birt Babcock's ('94) legacy story is on page twenty-eight and twenty-nine. The Class Notes section is from page thirty to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Winter 2006

  Lisa Watts

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the winter of 2006. This edition highlights ten alumni and their "Trips of a Lifetime" including the Great Wall of China, Australia, the Ho Chi Minh Train, and Alaska. Professor Hayden Schilling has been awarded the Outstanding Baccalaureate College Professor of the Year. Pages thirty-three to thirty-four discuss the impact of the College of Wooster and Miles College exchange program that was offered from the sixties to seventies. The Class Notes section is from page thirty-five to seventy-one.

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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2005

  Lisa Watts

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the fall of 2005. The magazine begins with an introductory piece by the editor, Lisa Watts, on her experience with the mentorship program. The Viewpoint section touches on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. John Dean '61 opened the 2005 Wooster Forum series by criticizing the Bush administration. The radio station, now called WOO 91, has been undergoing renovations for the past year and they are finally complete. Five student leaders in religious groups on campus are featured from page ten to fifteen. Four alumni that work some way with religion are featured: Rev. Donald Register '59, Julia Jones '97, Rev. Henry Hopper '58, and Kristen Leslie '83. The article from page 28 to 30 is on, "The Zen of Throwing it Away." The last part of the magazine has Class Notes.

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  Wooster Magazine: Spring 2005

  Lisa Watts

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the Spring of 2005. The Kauke Hall challenge has been met, and renovations will begin after commencement. A section from page eleven to seventeen discusses the impacts of endowments. Emily Ryan '05 writes 50 Things to Do Before You Leave Wooster. Alice Grosjean '27 is featured for living to be 100 years old. Bill '86 and Adam '89 Gardner discuss their passion for paintball from page twenty-seven to thirty. The Class Notes section is from page thirty-one to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Summer 2005

  Lisa Watts

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the Summer of 2005. The Oak Grove section includes news from the Wooster baseball team, an update on the Kauke renovations, and story on how Wooster students assisted a small village in India following a tsunami. Statistics regarding the class of 2005 and their Independent Studies are on page eleven to twenty-eight. Six students and their Independent Studies are featured. These articles are written by the students, they reflect on the effect that IS has had on them and also explain their projects to readers. The Class Notes section is from page twenty-nine to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Winter 2005

  Lisa Watts

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the winter of 2005. An article from page ten to fifteen highlights alum Dale Swift '80 and his work as a pediatric neurosurgeon. Pam Tegtmeier, the wellness coordinator of the college, discusses getting fit from page sixteen to nineteen. An 1877 alum, Dr. George Emery Goodfellow, is highlighted on page twenty/twenty-one for his surgeon career. Jimmy Wilkinson Meyer talks on alternative medicine from page twenty-two to twenty-five. The Class Notes section is from page thirty-one to sixty-three.

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  Wooster Magazine: Fall 2004

  Lisa Watts

  This edition of the Wooster Magazine was published in the fall of 2004. Jane Goodall spoke in the Armington Physical Education Center for a Wooster Forum presentation in late September. September 11, 2001 is recalled on page five. Bornhuetter Hall was dedicated in early October. David Brown, the residential life and housing director, discusses how roommates are paired and other key elements to residential life are on page ten to thirteen. Bornhuetter Hall is featured next with historical images of campus living following. Stories of roommates are highlighted from page twenty to twenty-five. Susan Stranahan '68 reports on the disappointing media coverage from the presidential campaigns in Ohio. The Class Notes section is from page thirty-one to sixty-three.