| afterwords archive |
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Are
we on the air?
By Linda Buchanan Wagner ’79 |
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A
generation in search
by Nancy Obrien ’94 |
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For
you, A.J.
by Ed Ziegler ’72 |
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Whit
one day, world the next
by Marie Ranoia Alonso ’90 |
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My
brother’s keepers
by Jim Koscs ’85 |
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Can
you say, “College is super-dee-dupor?”
by Moira Jablon-Bernstein ’92 |
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Project
Santa from a
New
Perspective
by Lisa Shea Linden ’86 |
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The
train to college
by Dorothy Ciryak Clark
Leonard ’76, ’84 |
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Debating
the future
by Ron Weisberger ’65 |
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A
deeply-rooted relationship
by Harriet Clevenger Lockwood ’88 |
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Curtain
or copy: a major decision
by Susan Goodman Magod |
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The
bear necessities of friendship
by Qraig R. de Groot ’93 |
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Special
delivery
by Darlene Beck-Jacobson ’74 |
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A
room of my own
by Melissa F. Sherman ’86 |
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The
diploma
by Ros Psolka ’90 |
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Remembering
Sabrina
by Ros Psolka ’90 |
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Who
wants my 33s?
By Jim Koscs ’85 |
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Looking
for a sign
By Wendy Weber Crawford ’75, ’79, ’88 |
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An
ode to 27A South Main Street
By Keith Forrest ’88 |
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Our
flag in the window
By Lori Marshall ’92 |
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Mail,
mortality and American mettle
By Brian Kass’85 |
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Christmas
trees in the Kremlin
By Don Dunnington’97 |
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Aimless
and malcontent
no more
By Tim Zatzariny, Jr. ’94 |
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Bringing the family
By Susan Parker ’74 |
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A little too soon for golden oldies
By Keith Forrest ’88 |
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Tale of a tile man
By Sabatino Mangini ’01 |
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Remembering
Reagan
By David Coyle ’81 |
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Time well spent
By Leigh Koebert ’97 |
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Still a college kid...
By Gregg Clayton ’81 |
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What’s at the end of your “If only…”?
By Carol Servino ’75 |
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Catching the moment
and the meaning
By Casey Christy ’92, M’03 |
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Starting at Glassboro,
finishing at Rowan
By Lori Samlin Miller ’77 |
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Room to grow
By Casey Christy ’92, M’03 |
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Lifelong friends in spite of themselves
By Patricia Quigley ’78, M’03 |
