Charles E. Roberts '76 buys millions of new and used books each year The English major says Connecticut College fueled his love of reading.
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Duncan Dayton '81 takes top honors in the American Le Mans Series He uses Derek Jeter to inspire his racing team.
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Jennifer Hollis '95 helps families say good-bye to loved ones Professor Frederick Paxton inspired her vocation.
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Jesse Friedman '02 gives high school students a chance to live abroad before college As co-founder of Triskallian Tours, he believes in the importance of being a global citizen.
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Behan Fravel Gifford '92 and her family begin their journey sailing down the West Coast To them, the trip isn't a vacation. 'It's a lifestyle choice.'
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'Staying Connected:' Fall Weekend to draw over 1,000 to campus Highlights include Saturday Seminars and lots of music, food and fun.
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Co-founder of offManhattan.com, Lauren Matison '06, finds success with green travel blog She's showing New Yorkers how to get to everywhere from Long Island to Vermont without a car.
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Working on 'The Biggest Loser,' Alex Katz '96 illustrates the inspirational stories of contestants striving to lose weight As co-executive producer, he turns hundreds of hours of footage into weekly episodes.
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Former All-America guard Kareem Tatum '01 heads to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame He credits his Connecticut College coaches and teammates for his success.
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Alex Forden '06: 'Life leading up to my senior year was a search for place' His senior thesis, a bronze self-portrait now in Shain Library, represents his passage to adulthood.
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Lynne Tapper '88: 'For me, it's hard not to work out' The triathlete has coached more than 300 women.
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Win Robinson '08 playing in Queensland Soccer player is fulfilling a dream before grad school.
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Debo Adegbile '91: Civil rights is about equality for all, not opportunity for a few His case was considered the most important of the year.
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WebMD and Tylenol rely on Jennifer Bilotti Chamberlain '96 17.1 million people see her graphic designs each month.
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Brian Adams '06 plays a key off-court role for the Celtics But don't call him lucky - unless you're Paul Pierce.
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Alumni Board nominates five There's still time to show your support.
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Alumni celebrate 5th through 75th reunions Three classes set records for attendance.
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By tracking bird populations, Greg Butcher '77 sees the progression of global warming Al Gore and Ken Salazar have taken note of his research with the National Audubon Society.
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Reunion is May 29-31 Numbers are up; fun, Facebook and excitement about reconnecting are drawing nearly 1,000 alumni and friends back to campus.
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Reunion is May 29-31 - register today Numbers are up; fun, Facebook and excitement about reconnecting are drawing nearly 1,000 alumni and friends back to campus.
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Registrations for Reunion 2009 are tracking close to last year's - despite a challenging economy Nearly 1,000 alumni and friends are expected to return to campus.
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Sculptor Meredith Morten '72 wins a Fulbright Research Award Meredith Morten '72: prehistoric artifacts prove that the urge to create is timeless.
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Agnes Gund '60 of MoMA spoke on campus as part of 'The State of American Museums: A Roundtable Discussion.' The panel debated the future of museums April 8.
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Sculptor Meredith Morten '72 wins a Fulbright Research Award She studies - and is inspired by - prehistoric artifacts.
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Rochelle Cruz-Duyan '02 knows the importance of embracing cultural differences. She'll speak at Asian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month convocation April 6.
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